Berrara beach (NSW 454), which trends to the southwest for 1.4 km, curving round to face east in lee of the southern boundary rocks and an 80 m wide rock platform. The usually blocked Berrara Creek mouth lies below the bluffs, and a low well-vegetated foredune backs the beach, then a swampy section of Conjola National Park. The beach is accessible from Berrara and across the creek mouth, and from a forestry trail that reaches the coast south of the southern bluffs. The beach usually has an attached bar cut by 4-5 rips. During high waves the inner bar detaches with a trough joining the rips, and an outer bar forms. This is a more isolated beach and with the persistent rips requires caution if swimming. read more

Beach Length: 1.3km