Roaring Bay Beach (T 510) is a 1.4 km long south-facing moderately exposed beach, which receives south swell averaging about 1 m. This maintains a 30-50 m wide low tide terrace (Fig. 4.89). Forty metre high Huon Point borders the eastern end of the beach, with the steep wooded slopes rising behind the western end. The first 1 km of the beach is backed by a 5-8 m high foredune, then a row of beachfront houses, with a small creek crossing towards the western end and another 200 m of the more sheltered beach extending west of the creek out along the base of the steep slopes, with the road running along the slopes above this end of the beach. read more

Beach Length: 1.4km