Morrison Beach is a coastal beach located in the township of Bluff, within Invercargill City. It is an open coast beach fronting Foveaux Strait, which is known for its strong currents and winds. The beach is part of the local Bluff Heritage Trail and is a noted access point for the Foveaux Walkway, a scenic coastal walking path. For paddlers, the beach provides direct access to the waters of Foveaux Strait, a significant and often challenging body of water separating the South Island from Stewart Island. The beach is a designated endpoint for the Invercargill to Bluff Cycle Trail, with a dedicated bike rack installed there for securing bicycles. There is a residential property, Nautical Nest, located approximately a two-minute walk from Morrison Beach, indicating the area is a mix of residential and recreational use. The beach is also near Argyle Beach. The water quality at Morrison Beach within Bluff Harbour is classified as partially impacted, indicating it is subject to some influence from a creek or stormwater system, which paddlers may wish to consider. Wildlife sightings can include sea lions along the beach. The area is known for its slower pace and community atmosphere, with the Stewart Island ferry terminal located a short walk away, making it a potential starting or ending point for multi-modal adventures.