The main Jologo beach (K 102) commences at the southern end of the landing ground where there is vehicle access to the 3 km long southeast-facing sandy beach, which is exposed to southerly waves generated across the sound. The moderately steep high tide beach is fronted by 300-500 m wide sand flats, together with patchy rock flats and coral reef beyond the sand flats. The rocks divide the beach into three separate high tide beaches. Minor dune activity backs most of the beach increasing to bare 30 m high dunes in the south, all backed by vegetated precipitation slopes. The beach terminates in the south at a 28 m high vegetated headland called Shenton Bluff. read more

Beach Length: 3km