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Things to do in Pacific Coast Australia, New South Wales: The Best Beaches
Discover the best top things to do in Pacific Coast Australia, Australia including Diggers Beach, Seal Rocks, Tallow Beach, Byron Bay, Lennox Head Beach, Samurai Beach, Belongil Beach, Terrigal Beach, Merewether Beach, Nobbys Beach.
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1. Diggers Beach
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 67 reviews
Reviewed By 993anitat - Forster, Australia
We were staying at Korora Beach just a bit further north. The beach is full of pebbles and rocks. We happened to fine Diggers Beach which is just lovely. Great white sand, plenty of room for everyone and a nice little wave. There is a couple of lookouts so that the surfers and check out the surf, plenty of parking, nice picnic facilities as well as a modern amenities block.
2. Seal Rocks
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By W4444ZOandrewh - Windaroo, Australia
Took the drive off Highway 6 the 17 kms to Seal Rocks, a very picturesque place, has a lovely sandy beach with in a cove and a lighthouse which is accessed throug a walk in the national park. Camping and cabins available.
3. Tallow Beach
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By zoe500770 - Sydney, Australia
Great for cycling (at low tide), long walks to broken head (home of Chris Hemsworth), swimming without the crowds, fishing and relaxing with a good book.
4. Byron Bay
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,119 reviews
Byron Hills is situated situated just 3 mins drive into the quaint village of Bangalow and 6-10 mins to Byron’s beaches. Ballina/Byron Airport is a 20 min drive and Coolongatta Airport is a 45 min drive. The property sits on 5 lush acres with views of the surrounding Hinterland and Macadamia farms. The house is well equipped and beautifully furnished with warm inviting interiors. There are 4 good sized bedrooms in total. The Master Suite including an ensuite and outdoor bath with stunning views. Each of the bedrooms open onto gardens or decks with views. There are several outdoor zones to enjoy including an undercover bbq area with seating for 8 people including lounge area. The Tuscan inspired pergola also seating for 8 people includes a traditional pizza oven. This is a beautiful space of an evening as the sun goes down behind the spot lit 100 year old Fig tree. There are monthly markets held as well as the weekly Saturday morning Farmers market where you will find local produce.
Reviewed By ndeborah - Brighton, Australia
I love Byron so much. It’s getting quite commercial now and the prices are up there, but I definitely love the vibe and how everything is centrally located , so I recommend getting accomodation near by so you don’t really need to touch the car unless you’re driving to surf spots. I would avoid going during schoolies and school holidays to avoid the chaos .
5. Lennox Head Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 272 reviews
Reviewed By Chezbut - Tamworth, Australia
A great, flat sandy beach for walking. As it is dog friendly we got to meet all breeds and spoke with many locals who are also very friendly, lol. Also, the water was still beautiful and warm for this time of year.
6. Samurai Beach
7. Belongil Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 390 reviews
Reviewed By KJSSydney
So much more peaceful than main beach of the Pass and we love that our dog is as welcome as we are. We love our walks along the beach when the blue bottles are in or the wind is up almost as much as we love those perfect wave days.
8. Terrigal Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 620 reviews
Reviewed By karlgz - Sydney, Australia
Nice spot to go for a weekend or week nice places to eat and drink just park the car easy to walk to places safe beach to swim
9. Merewether Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 347 reviews
Reviewed By BarryH1966 - Newcastle, Australia
This has to be one of the best beaches on the east coast, great views, great surf and great coffee from the Blue Door Kiosk, Coffee with a View!
10. Nobbys Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 682 reviews
Reviewed By JimGargan_54 - Newcastle, Australia
This beach is located within walking distance of the Newcastle CBD. Only South Newcastle Beach is closer. It has an easterly aspect. Conditions at the beach can vary greatly depending upon the tide and wind direction. There is ample parking and modern clean amenities that are ell maintained. The beach is patrolled by Council Life Guards through the week and Surf Life Saving Australia Life Savers on the weekend. These people are approachable and helpful. They are keen to share their local knowledge and ensure that you enjoy the beach in safety. Please respect their advice. The beach is suitable for long walks, surfing fishing and generally a first encounter for toddlers. The adjacent park enjoys the very best of the diminishing sunshine at the end of the day as well as views of the busiest harbour in the southern hemisphere. Dogs are not welcome on Nobby's Beach however they are welcome on the adjacent harbourside "Horse Shoe Beach". Google "Pasher Bulker" to see photos of an unplanned visit to Nobby's Beach by a merchant ship. Nearby are harbourside walks punctuated with licensed premises, cafe's and restaurants and even a museum. Dont leave Newcastle without spending a day here. Aim for Sunday afternoon to experience Newcastle's dynamic live music scene at nearby "Queens Wharf Hotel", "Honeysuckle Hotel" and "Newcastle Cruising Yacht Club". Newcastle was the nursery for "The Screaming Jets" and "Silver Chair". Nobby's Beach is walking distance from public transport to Sydney (bus & rail) and Newcastle Airport (bus).
