John and Monica Chapman, Short Walks Southern Tasmania, 1st ed., John Chapman, Page 38, Number 10, Long Spit

“The road is easier walking than the varied sand on the point”

Di, Di's Walk a Month, Di, Page 11, Number 2019, November 2019 - Long Spit to Marion Bay

“If preferred, walk can be taken out and back along the 4WD track to the west side of the spit.”

Nano Solutions, Beachsafe, Surf Life Saving Australia, Marion Beach (T 295)

“The only public access is at the end of Marion Bay Rd”

Di, Di's Walk a Month, Di, Page 2, Number 2015, February 2015 - Marion May

“Best walking access to beach is next to Wetlands info sign.”

John and Monica Chapman, Short Walks Southern Tasmania, 1st ed., John Chapman, Page 38, Number 10, Long Spit

2 hours 15 minutes circuit

“Avoid high tide when parts of the point will be underwater.”

Ingrid Roberts, Best Bush, Coast and Village Walks of South East Tasmania, Woodslane Press Pty Ltd, Page 94, Number 16, The Long Spit to Marion Bay

2 hours circuit

“Highlights include a beautiful array of shells to be found and of course wide views across the bay.”

Tyrone Thomas & Andrew Close, 100 Walks in Tasmania, Explore Australia, Page 42, Number 9, Marion Bay

2 hours circuit

“…isolated beach location, ideal for a quiet swim on a hot day.”

Di, Di's Walk a Month, Di, Page 11, Number 2019, November 2019 - Long Spit to Marion Bay

“The walk begins at a large sign.”

Nano Solutions, Beachsafe, Surf Life Saving Australia, Marion Beach (T 295)

“Beach extends for 8.2 km from Eagle Sugarloaf rocks to Marion Narrows.”