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13.80°C
Current Temperature
0.00km/h
Wind speed
18.28°C
Water Temperature
4.00m
Swell
0.5m
Tide
6/11
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Oliver Hill is a 130 m high bluff just west of Moonlight Beach. At the base of the bluffs is a narrow, 100 m long, south-west facing beach, with sheer bluffs behind and on the sides, and reefs to eit\ther side. Around its western head is a similar beach below 60 m high bluffs, with Pebble Point forming its western boundary. A walking track from Moonlight Head runs along the back of the bluffs, however there is no access to the beaches. Both beaches are exposed to waves averaging over 1.5 m which are, however, lowered by the reefs and points. The result is two steep, narrow beaches, with reefs to either end and a deep, reef controlled rip channel running out the centre.
Beach Length: 0.1km
General Hazard Rating: 7/10

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