History of White’s Beach site – what did it look like previously?
Point Impossible has 10m high dunes and is boarded at the mouth of Thompson Creek. The road from Torqay goes to that point and at the end is a car park.
Point Impossible Beach is in front of the car park and creates a western boundary to Thompson Creek. The shore and road is 4.5km long to Whites beach, with car parks and access to the dune. The eastern part of the beach is official Optional Dress (nude) Beach.
The beach is south – east and protected by Point Danger (south), and central – eastern section is extensive rock reefs. As a result, the wave’s averages 1m at the beach and usually a continuous, shallow bar but up by rips during with following high waves.
Point Impossible has 10m high dunes and is boarded at the mouth of Thompson Creek. The road from Torqay goes to that point and at the end is a car park.
Point Impossible Beach is in front of the car park and creates a western boundary to Thompson Creek. The shore and road is 4.5km long to Whites beach, with car parks and access to the dune. The eastern part of the beach is official Optional Dress (nude) Beach.
The beach is south – east and protected by Point Danger (south), and central – eastern section is extensive rock reefs. As a result, the wave’s averages 1m at the beach and usually a continuous, shallow bar but up by rips during with following high waves.