Millers Bay is located 700 m north of the river and is a curving 400 m wide southwest-facing bay bordered and dominated by metamorphic rocks and reefs, which extend right across the bay mouth. Two low energy beaches are located inside the bay. The southern beach (KI 51) faces west and curves for 150 m to a central rock outcrop. It is a steep reflective beach backed by grass-covered older dunes and fronted by the usually calm waters of the bay. The northern beach (KI 52) continues north of the small boundary rocks for another 100 m to the lee of the northern point of the bay. It is a similar steep reflective beach, backed by the vegetated dune-covered slopes and facing southwest across the usually calm waters of the bay. read more

Beach Length: 0.15km