he western shores of Louisa Bay are bordered by a 4-5 km wide headland, dominated by the 200 m high central Red Point Hills, which terminate in the south at Red Point. The headland is surrounded by 10 km of steeply sloping, rugged exposed rocky shore. To the west of Red Point it trends northwest to Bridge Point, then north into Cox Bight. Zebra Bay is a 150 m wide west-facing rocky bay located on the eastern side of Cox Bight 2 km north of the boundary Bridge Point. Beach T 599 is located along the sheltered eastern shore of the small bay. It is a curving 200 m long beach that consists of high tide sand and cobbles fronted by 50-100 m wide intertidal rock flats that almost fill the small bay and lower waves to less than 0.5 m at the shore. Steep densely vegetated slopes back the beach. read more

Beach Length: 0.2km