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 and picturesque. One of those spots that locals…read moreand visitors alike love but not overly busy. Great morning noon or night to explore , chill, or hideaway. There's a cafe on the beach for food or coffee and the area has the local fish'n'chips plus other stores. There are flagged areas to swim but it's a good beach to almost swim anywhere. Rocks are great source of entertainment for the kids as well as photo opportunities. The cliffs provide a majestic backdrop and the open beach gives lovely light for sunset. I don't know why I don't come here more often. :)

Ye cats this part of the world is blessed with some sweet-ass beaches…read more I got taken on a few hot laps of downtown Forster and it was all small-coastal-town-good until we popped out of a bush walkway from Bennetts Head and found ourselves standing atop a mighty sand dune fringed with scrub gazing down upon what Creation would have looked like if God was a surfer. There are little kids and big ones scudding down the dunes on body boards and For Sale signs and pieces of cardboard tricked out with string handles and whooping all the way down, and below that a glorious point break curling around what I think are basalt rock formations at the bottom of the cliff, atop which are little scenic walkways and sheltered pockets perfect for lovers or bongrats. You can see right to the bottom of the ocean because the water is clear as a supermodel's skin and blue as a Merman. It gets a bit windblown in winter but hell man we still swam because ROOOAADDD TRRRIIPP!!

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).