North of Farm beach steep bluffs and cliffs composed of metasedimentray rocks dominate the shore for the first 15 km, with usually small beaches wedged into gaps in the bluffs. The shore trends north-south, with all the beaches facing west. Swell refracted round Point Sir Isaac, 15 km to the west, gradually increases northwards. A 6 km long 4WD tracks runs along the top of the bluffs, becoming poorly defined north of Gallipoli beach and provides access to the bluffs above the beaches as far as beach 952. However a steep climb is usually required to reach the beaches. Beaches 945 and 946 are two pockets of sand, 50 m and 70 m long respectively, located 2 km north of the boat ramp. They are backed by steep 20 m high bluffs, with rock debris covering much of the beaches. read more

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