Port Moorowie is a small settlement with a scattering of houses spread along 2 km of low bluffs in the western corner of Waterloo Bay, called McLeod harbour. The protected section of the bay has a shallow seagrass covered floor with shallow sand flats bordering the bluffs and beaches. Apart from a boat ramp there are no facilities at the port. Six small beaches are located along the base of the 5 to 10 m high bluffs, with vehicle access to the top of each of the beaches. Beach 349 lies below the bluffs at the end of the Minlaton Road. The 300 m long high tide sand beach wrap round a low protruding bluffs, capped by low clifftop dunes. read more

Beach Length: 0.3km