Diggers Beach

Diggers Beach in Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, is a popular beach located across from the Big Banana.

It offers a wide and sheltered space for beach walks and surfing. Locals and visitors alike enjoy activities such as fishing and swimming in the pristine waters. The beach also provides an elevated pavilion for scenic views and birdwatching opportunities. A short walk away is Macaulays Headland, known for its beautiful rock formations. This period also coincides with various events and festivals in the city. Getting to Diggers Beach is convenient by both car and public transportation. By car, take the Coffs Harbour exit from the Pacific Highway and follow the road to Lighthouse Beach. The beach is located on the northern side of Lighthouse Beach. If using public transport, take the bus to the Big Banana and cross the road to reach the beach.

Adjacent to Diggers Beach is a family-friendly picnic area, perfect for barbecues and picnics. The area offers ample space for running around and includes a children's playground, making it an ideal spot for families to enjoy quality time together.