Home of many of Australia's most famous and historic stretches of blue Pacific, white surf and sparkling sand; the New South Wales beaches welcome you!
Attracting families, adventure-seekers and holiday makers for visits to the very northern reaches of the state, all the way down to the southern coast, New South Wales beaches and seaside towns have it all. They are the perfect blend of newly-refurbished cafés, bistros and accommodation options accented by rolling surf, convenient beach facilities, a wealth of outdoor sports and secluded nature reserves.
In northern New South Wales, Ballina's and Byron Bay's beaches make for a great getaway. Shops, restaurants, hotels and enviable camp sites are found alongside some of the best NSW surfing beaches, with the famous Hunter Valley wine country and the lush Northern New South Wales mountain range as a brilliant backdrop.
South of Byron - Coffs Harbour, Newcastle and Port Macquarie offer year-round NSW surfing and host friendly surf schools.
Closer to Sydney, quaint beach towns like Manly welcome visitors by ferry through Darling Harbour, by car or other public transport, with city views and a great seaside, urban vibe.
Of all of the Sydney beaches, Bondi Beach is the most beloved and with Bondi Surf School Australia, you can learn from the best! Easily accessible to transportation and accommodation, enjoy a beach holiday in Sydney that takes you close to all of New South Wales' favourites, particularly if you fancy a climb on the Sydney Harbour Bridge or a performance at the Opera House.
Australian beaches are amongst the most spectacular in the world and because of the country's relatively small population, also amongst the most secluded.
Looking for the Australian holiday experience where fishing, boating, snorkelling and scuba are all part of the package, right alongside some of the best surfing beaches in QLD?
If you enjoy a spot of beach fishing, you'll find great spots all along the coast from Merimbula to Tweed Heads and, with so many isolated spots, you're bound to get a bite.
Victorian beaches are breathtaking. From Ninety Mile Beach where white sand stretches unspoilt before you, to the surf beaches like Torquay and Bells Beach
In the west of South Australia, beaches are remote stretches of sand and cliff visited only by the keenest of fisherman or surfer, but spectacularly beautiful nonetheless.
With over twelve thousand kilometres of Indian and Southern Ocean coastline, Western Australian beaches are some of the most impressive beaches in the world.
Australia's World Renowned Beaches