Grassy Head Beach

Nestled within the Macleay Valley Coast region, Grassy Head is a secluded coastal gem for nature-loving families seeking a tranquil, unspoiled holiday destination.

This beach offers sweeping views of the Macleay Valley Coast and ample opportunities to discover diverse marine and birdlife. Grassy Head Beach boasts crystal-clear waters, gentle waves, and soft white sands that are perfect for swimming and beachcombing. Additionally, the beach is patrolled during the school holidays, excluding winter, safeguarding the safety of beachgoers. The Way Way State Forest's rainforests and Pines Picnic Area, which are right behind the Grassy Head, serve as lovely hiking and picnic spots. For eager adventurers, the Way Way State Forest and Yarriabini National Park are accessible via Four-Wheel Drive tracks, providing ample opportunities for exploration. Grassy Head Beach's tranquil atmosphere can be enjoyed all year long. Aside from this, the weather during the summer months is warm and dry, making it an ideal time to visit to enjoy outdoor activities. Grassy Head Beach is accessible by car, and there is secure onsite parking available. The nearest airport is located in Coffs Harbour, which is about 1.5 hours by car. To access the beach from the north, take the South West Rocks exit off the Pacific Highway, turn left at the roundabout and continue south through Stuarts Point. From the south, take the Crescent Head exit and follow the Greenhill Scenic Drive towards Stuarts Point. Turn right at the roundabout and continue south towards the beach. Grassy Head Beach serves as an ideal natural