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. Beach 1482 consists of three patches of sand and rock, totalling 100 m in length. The rocks form the northern boundary of 1.4 km long beach 1483, which runs straight down to the northern side of Red Rock headland. Beach 1483 is backed by a 20 m high, climbing foredune. It is relatively steep and commonly cusped, with a low tide bar that is usually cut by five to six rips, including permanent rips against the boundary rocks. In addition, a few rocks outcrop toward the northern end of the beach. There is 4WD access to the southern end, however be careful driving on the beach as it is very soft. read more

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