Berrys Beach is 1 kilometre long and faces south-west. It is backed by grassy bluffs, with Redcliff Head and extensive reefs bordering the eastern end, and Berrys Reef and Wild Dog Bluff at the western end. Native Dog Creek also drains out at the western end. The beach receives waves averaging 1.5 metre and has a wide, low beach fronted by extensive intertidal rocks and reefs at each end. The central 200 metres provides a sandy surf zone, although it is bordered by strong, permanent rips against the reefs.

When conditions are really calm and flat, it can be safe to try a longer dive by heading over to the Redcliff Head area. However, divers face a long swim back, or a long beach walk.

Dive Type: Shore Dive

Imported from The Scuba Doctor