Johanna Beach

Absolutely beautiful, great place to camp. Not much else to say. Track down to beach is very poor and older persons would struggle using it. Lift your game Parks Victoria.

Gloriously wild and windswept, with a palpable feeling of being at the end of the world. Long summer days can be hot, hazy and languid with boiling hot sand, slowly fading into the cool stillness of evening. But when the weather turns, few Australian ocean beaches have their equal: huge rollers come thundering toward the shore with their billowing white manes tossed high into the air behind them. Johanna is a marvellously atmospheric place to watch the forces of nature shape a coastline that has been shaped and shifted over eons, and continues to be so. The walk to Rotten Point at the far end of the beach is 4km one way and presents the visitor with unusual rock formations and accumulated flotsam and jetsam from far away lands.

Really great camping spot with views of the sunset but the waves are quite rough out here!

One of the most scenic, peaceful and beautiful beaches in Victoria. Cliff/Mountain faces overlook part of the beach. The rock pools are a lot of fun! Extremely dangerous if you swim out too far.

Magical, quiet. Not for swimming but just enjoying the open clean beaches and amazing rock pools full of life

A great private beach. Too cold and windy to swim in and looked far too dangerous but perfect to just wander along and enjoy the remoteness.

Johanna is green semi rural remote has a legendary left hand powerful wave has camping fishing and toilets.. campground no power or anyone showing off their new bikini or blasting out bass from subwoofers here its layed back and you have to be self sufficient like a cup of tea or make your own food up,,, as no shop no nothing so surfing by yourself here is proof you are a capable self reliant legend..

windy, sandy, rainy and sunny all in one. had to do a little river crossing even at low tide. the great ocean walk signages were a little hard to find here, might have taken the closed path.. waves are no joke, do read the tide tables before passing by!