Pearses Beach

Pearses Beach Blairgowrie is a secluded beach located between Dimmicks Beach and Bridgewater Bay.

It is a perfect destination for nature lovers and those seeking tranquility. To access the beach, visitors can take Pearses Road off Tucks Road and follow it until they reach the small car park at the end. From there, a walking trail through tea tree leads directly to the beach.

Pearses Beach is a small beach that is suitable for bathing only at mid to high tide. Visitors should be cautious of the rocks and reef both on and off the beach, as well as the steep drop off beyond the reef. While the beach does not have surfable waves, visitors can enjoy the breathtaking views and explore the walking trails in the surrounding area. The coastal walking track across the dunes from the end of Pearses Road is the best way to fully experience this beach.

It is important for visitors to be aware of the hooded plovers nesting on the beach between August and April. To protect the local flora and fauna, visitors are reminded to avoid disturbing the nesting areas and to follow any posted signs.

Pearses Beach is open and accessible throughout the year, making it an ideal destination for a peaceful retreat any day of the year. Visitors can drive or take a taxi to Pearses Road off Tucks Road and park at the small car park at the end. It is important to follow all posted signs and be mindful of the local wildlife when entering and exiting the beach.