Lime Bay is a north-facing 1 km wide bay located at the northern end of the Tasman Peninsula to the west of Whitehouse Point. Only low wind waves usually enter the bay, which is largely filled with 500 m wide intertidal ridged sand flats backed by two very low energy shell-rich beaches (T 349 and 350). Beach T 349 extends for 400 m from the western boundary slopes of 100 m high Black Rock Hill to a central 150 m wide low rock outcrop (Fig. 4.61). Low densely vegetated flats back the beach extending 500 m west to the eastern end of Sloping Lagoon. Beach T 350 continues on the eastern side of the rocks for another 700 m to the western rocks of Whitehouse Point. A gravel road reaches the centre of the beaches, with an extensive camping area under the trees behind the western end of beach T 350. Small boats can be launched across the beach. read more

Beach Length: 0.7km