It was a nice beach we went there at night and it was amazing dogs had a good time and water was…read morenice. There was only one problem tiny waves I went there to surf it

Paradise on earth, like someone carved off a little bit of Hawaii, transported it all the way to…read moreAustralia and borrowed God's oxyacetylene torch to weld it onto the coastline. Just past the more feted One Mile Beach and tucked under a green headland you'll find a double-scalloped bay with swathes of virgin sand and turquoise water so clear you can see each individual tear of joy as it falls to the soft, sandy bottom. Came here in June, which should be winter, right? Not here. We swam, we sunbaked, I got a dadblamed tan, yo! In June! That shit cray. Apart from a few abalone divers up in the car park we had the beach to ourselves, it was like being the last people left on earth only instead of being hunted by zombies we were lying on easy street. My #1 beach in the area. There's some super clear rockpools and giant rock formations dropped like a giant's toys along the shoreline that are fun to walk & swim around. Sell your kids to get here.

Beautiful beach and rocky outcrop that is reached via a nice little walk through a wide partly…read moreblown-out dune field. The beach is deserted or nearly empty, which is part of the charm. The outcrop jutting out into the ocean can be accessed via a trail. Good snorkeling too (obviously pick the least choppy side of the outcrop).

One of the best beaches in Australia Great environment for…read moreKIDS Plenty to do For ADULTS Too

It's big, it's secluded, it's windswept, it's unpeopled, it's beautiful…read more Ever been to Bondi in peak summer? Yeah, this is the opposite. It's everything a north coast beach should be, you can run and bake and surf and read in perfect, pristine privacy, or something very closely approximating it. Don't know if the surf is any good? Get ye up the wooden lookout tower near the car park and have your bad self a look-see. Mebbe there's waves. Mebbe there ain't. Either way it's worth your while. It's super close to town too, so if you wanted to, ohhhh I don't now, mebbe get some hot chips wrapped up in butcher's paper and take them down to the sand to scoff, that's entirely within the realms of possibility.

This is an amazing beach where you can walk along and even in the winter some people swimming in…read morethe massive waves. It really is quite beautiful here and certainly worth seeing. You should also walk to the cliffs along the Anzac Memorial Walk. Also close to a nice park, Dawson park. This shore is one of the most beautiful walks in Newcastle. I'd chose this as one of the places to see if you're only in Newcastle for a little while.

This is an amazing beach where you can walk along and even in the winter some people swimming in…read morethe massive waves. It really is quite beautiful here and certainly worth seeing. You should also walk to the cliffs along the Anzac Memorial Walk. This shore is one of the most beautiful walks in Newcastle. I'd chose this as one of the places to see if you're only in Newcastle for a little while.

Wonderful beach in Newcastle. We came and stayed for multiple hours on a Friday and had a lovely…read moretime. Water felt great. Waves were nice and big with a pretty strong undertow/rip. Beach wasn't too crowded and finding parking was pretty easy. They did have showers available. Oceanside pool nearby was closed.

All beaches are great but not all beaches are created equal, and this one is more equal than some…read moreof the less equal ones because it's Newy's main one and there are flags and a mega rock pool and more beaches on either side and this sentence is way too long all of a sudden. *breathes* Sunbaking punctuated by dips and bodysurfs in the shorebreak are the order of the day here, long and lazy summer arvos that only end when the shadows encroach.