South Burnie Beach (T 1089) commences on the eastern side of the rock jetty and trends to the east-southeast for 750 m to the sandy mouth of the Emu River (Fig. 4.237). The low gradient beach is narrow at high tide widening to a 100 m wide low tide terrace at low tide, with the river draining across the western end. It is backed by a vegetated reserve, then the highway, with parking at the western end adjacent to the jetty.
Beach Length: 0.75km
Patrols
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