The coast from Rocky Point to Red Rock is 3 km in length and consists of a rocky shore containing four east facing, steep, sandy beaches. All four are exposed to waves averaging 0.5 to 1 m and all are dominated to varying degrees by low tide rips. There is access to the coast at Rocky Point, where there is a small housing subdivision immediately south of the point, as well as 4WD access to all the beaches. Rocky Point Beach (1480) is a 30 m wide pocket of sand lying 100 m inside a rock-bound bay. There is road access to houses on the slopes at the rear of the beach. The beach has a steep high tide beach fronted by a 50 m wide, low tide bar with rips forming against the rocks during higher waves. read more

Beach Length: 0.03km