Beach K 1333 occupies most of the bay shore. It is a curving 1.4 km long northeast-facing beach that extends from the small headland to the northern side of the cape. Two small tidal creeks drain across the beach, one in the north against the headland and one in the centre. The beach is backed by a few beach to foredune ridges rising to 6 m, then bedrock-controlled 50 ha salt flats. It has a moderate gradient high tide beach, with a few mangroves growing along the southern end, then a 700 m wide series of continuous ridged sand flats. read more

Beach Length: 1.4km