Long Beach (WA 340) commences at 70 m high Black Point and trends to the southwest for 3.3 km to a slightly protruding 20 m high section of calcarenite bluffs. The beach is exposed to waves averaging about 1.5 m at Black Point, which slowly decrease to the west. The waves maintain a 50 m wide surf zone, with a combination of beach rips and occasional sections of intertidal beachrock inducing permanent rips. The beach is backed by a generally stable foredune that onlaps older scarped Pleistocene dunes that extend up to 200 m inland and in turn overlie bedrock. There is 4WD access to Black Point and along the crest of the bluffs backing the eastern half of the beach read more

Beach Length: 3.3km