South of Shag Point is a 6 km section of high cliffs, formed in scarped calcarenite stacked between 100 m to 200 high. Along the base of the cliffs are five beaches, the central three inaccessible owing to the cliffs. The northern Crawford Beach (T-2) is 1.7 km long, faces northeast and is backed by bluffs which rise from 10 m in the north to 100 m in the south, with the main Island vehicle track providing access to the northern end. It receive low waves, usually has a narrow attached bar, with seagrass 100 m off the shore. read more

Beach Length: 1.7km