Beach T 233 is a sandy spit named Limekiln Point that forms the southern entrance to the port. The 500 m long northeast-facing beach is sheltered from waves by Seaford Point with extensive tidal sand shoals extending up to 1 km to the east. Reflective conditions usually prevail at the shore with larger waves breaking over the river mouth shoals to provide a long left-hand break, known as Little Swanport. The northern end of the spit contains up to five foredunes that have prograded the northern end of the spit up to 400 m east. read more

Beach Length: 0.5km