Beach T 797 is the longest beach in the harbour area. It extends for 450 m along the southern side of Remine. It curves slightly between boundary rocks, with a prominent central reef and foreland dividing the beach in two, with shallow reefs to the south and deeper reefs to the north. Waves break over the reefs and average about 1 m at the shore. The waves and reefs generate two permanent rips in the southern reef-dominated ‘bay’ and two rips at the end of the northern ‘bay’. A few shacks back the northern end of the beach, with the track running along the rear of the remainder and a small creek draining to the lee of the central foreland. A 10-15 m high foredune backs the beach with an elongated wetland behind which is drained by the creek. read more

Beach Length: 0.45km