Coulomb Point, also known as Manari, consists of low intertidal sandstone rock flats that extend 1 km seaward of the shore and contain several large tidal pools, with a usually dry sandy creek winding along the northern side of the point (Fig. 4.11). A near continuous sand beach extends 12 km northward to Cape Bertholet with tidal creeks dividing it into four beaches (K 35-38). Beach K 35 commences at the point and curves toward the northeast then north for 2.9 km to the first tidal creek north of the point. The beach is initially protected by the rocks of the point and is fronted by 1 km wide rocks and sand flats. These narrow northward toward the usually blocked creek mouth, where there is a small tidal delta read more

Beach Length: 2.9km