Kilcunda is a small town located where the Bass Highway first reaches the coast. It sits on cleared slopes, with views east along the Kilcunda to Powlett River beaches. There is a caravan park on the bare bluffs between the town and the coast, and three small platform beaches located either side of the caravan park. The first two are accessible from the caravan park, while the third, Shelly, has a separate car track leading to it from the Bass Highway. The three beaches all face south-south-west. They are backed by low foredunes and 20 m high grassy bluffs. They consist of narrow, high tide sand beaches, bordered by more prominent bluffs and are fronted by near continuous intertidal rock flats. At low tide, the sand is high and dry and only a few channels in the rocks provide access to the water. read more

Beach Length: 0.2km