Beach T 967 is a curving 250 m long, east-facing continuation of the cobble beach tied to low rock outcrops at each end. The sand flats widen to 300 m and the track follows the rear of the beach. Beach T 968 commences at the southern rock outcrop and trends to the southeast for 2.2 km to the northern rocks of Annes Bay. The beach consists of a narrow high tide cobble beach backed by dense scrubby vegetation, with a walking track running the length of the beach. The sand flats widen from 250 m in the north to 500 m in the south and in the centre link with the Murky Islets, located up to 1 km offshore. The presence of the islets induces wave refraction, which has resulted in a slight protrusion in the backing cobble beach. read more

Beach Length: 2.2km