The property right in question is the public's right to the beach, which is public property; we'd have to look at the code to see where the property line ends.

The property right in question is the public's right to the beach, which is public property; we'd have to look at the code to see where the property line ends. If there's some inlet cove or the like surrounded by cliffs, but you own all the land accessing it then generally you can't put up a fence that stops the public from accessing the beach. Edit: remembered a notable exception, but it was on a military base