4K - Gunnamatta Beach, Mornington Peninsula, Victoria, Australia - Virtual Tour Nov 2020 скачать в хорошем качестве

4K - Gunnamatta Beach, Mornington Peninsula, Victoria, Australia - Virtual Tour Nov 2020

Gunnamatta Beach is an exposed, high energy, 3km stretch of beach with a wide, rip dominated surf zone. It is located within the Mornington Peninsula National Park and is part of the 30km long sandy and rocky coast that extends from Cape Schanck to Point Nepean. Truemans Road runs out through the dunes to the beach, where there is a large car park and the surf lifesaving club. The beach faces south-west, exposing it to high westerly winds and waves. The waves can average 1.9 metres and combine with the medium sand to produce a 150-metre wide single bar surf zone. The bar is cut by strong rips every 300m, together with additional permanent rips next to major reefs and rocks. Gunnamatta offers the best surf breaks on the Mornington Peninsula. Good breaks are found down the beach past the surf club, in front of the first and second car parks, and up the beach at the Pumping Station. Deep rip holes and gutters, together with rocks and reefs, are a permanent feature of this beach and make it a popular spot for beach and rock fishing. This is a very hazardous beach for swimming with usually high waves and strong rips close to shore. Swimmers are encouraged to stay between the flags, on the bar and away from the rips, rocks and reefs for their safety.