Binalong Bay beach (T 89) is 1.6 km long, faces northeast, with most winds blowing offshore and waves averaging about 1 m. The waves interact with the medium white sand to produce a moderately steep beach, usually fronted by a continuous narrow bar, with a few rips cutting across the bar during periods of higher waves. It is backed by a low vegetated foredune and the lagoon, with the usually blocked lagoon mouth backing the southern end of the beach (Fig. 4.17). There is vehicle access and a few houses located behind the northern end of the beach. In the south there is pedestrian access to the beach via a footbridge at the southern picnic area on the shore of Grants Lagoon, with a second picnic area on the rocks immediately east of the beach. read more

Beach Length: 1.6km