Castle Cove sits below the Great Ocean Road at Glenaire on Victoria's southwest-facing coast. Surf Life Saving Australia's Beachsafe profile distinguishes a sandy main beach, about 300 metres long beneath steep vegetated bluffs, from a narrower eastern beach with rocks and patches of reef in front of it. The shoreline's sand and reef affect how water moves…
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Castle Cove sits below the Great Ocean Road at Glenaire on Victoria's southwest-facing coast. Surf Life Saving Australia's Beachsafe profile distinguishes a sandy main beach, about 300 metres long beneath steep vegetated bluffs, from a narrower eastern beach with rocks and patches of reef in front of it.
The shoreline's sand and reef affect how water moves through the cove. Beachsafe describes a large rip below the roadside carpark and another channel farther east. The carpark stands roughly 30 metres above the beach, overlooking the surf. Visit Victoria identifies both reef and beach breaks around Castle Cove, reflecting the variety of shoreline within this small coastal setting.
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