Stony Rise is a 900 m long section of low calcarenite bluffs and reefs that contain three smaller beaches. The first (124) is an irregular 300 m long strip of sand fronted by reef flats extending up to 100 m seaward of the beach. Beach 125 is a pocket 200 m long beach, bordered by protruding reefs, and with reefs scattered across the 100 m wide embayment. Beach 126 is a 100 m long pocket of sand, with a steep barless beach, and small bluff and reef bordered embayment, largely free of reefs. It offers the safest swimming in this rip and reef dominated section of coast. There is a 4WD track out from Robe to Stony Rise, with a camping area set in the scrub about 500 m behind the rise, and tracks continuing through the dunes south to Queens Head and north to Cape Lannes. read more

Beach Length: 0.2km