Murramarang Beach

Located in Bawley Point village, Murramarang Beach is one of the longest beaches in the area, offering ample space for beach-related activities.

It is an ideal destination for families and individuals looking to enjoy nature and the sun. Visitors can explore the beach, take leisurely walks towards the southern headland, and observe the beauty of the Murramarang Aboriginal Area. The beach is also a great spot for spotting sea eagles and migrating whales. Additionally, it acts as an inlet to Swan Lake, perfect for water activities like kayaking and paddleboarding.

The best time to visit Murramarang Beach is during the summer months, from December to February, when the water temperatures are ideal for swimming and the weather is perfect for outdoor activities. The beach is easily accessible by car, located just south of Malibu Drive in the Bawley Point village. Visitors can also take the train to Bomaderry and then catch the bus from Nowra to Bawley Point Village.

It is important to note that Murramarang Beach often experiences strong rips and does not have a beach patrol service. Therefore, visitors should take precautions before heading into the water and be aware of their swimming abilities newline.