South of Cape Manifold Beach the coast continues roughly due south and consists of prominent, 80 m high headlands separating a series of five boulder and sand beaches. All beaches and headlands are backed by the massive, now vegetated parabolic dune field. Beach 1350 is a sandy extension of the boulder beach; both share the same low tide beach and surf zone, with the 650 m long neighbour having a sandy high tide beach. It also has two small creeks, at either end, that drain fresh water across the beach. The southern end also has a 4WD access track, making it one of the few beaches in this area accessible by vehicle. The continuous low tide bar is usually cut by five to six rips, including permanent rips against the rocks. read more

Beach Length: 0.65km