Pebbly Beach

Located in the breathtaking Murramarang National Park, Pebbly Beach has gained a well-deserved reputation for being home to the surfing kangaroos.

Although this is just a myth, there is no doubt that the beach is a stunning natural wonder that will leave you awestruck.

The turn-off to Pebbly Beach is conveniently located approximately 10 kilometers south of Termeil. From there, you'll have a scenic drive of about 8 kilometers over a gravel road to reach the beach itself. Be sure to take it easy on the gravel road and drive slowly while enjoying the beautiful scenery.

Pebbly Beach is a popular camping area that has plenty to offer every type of tourist. The beach is great for surfing, and there are fantastic bush walks within the Murramarang National Park that should not be missed. You can discover banksias, coastal rosemary, and lomandra growing on the exposed headlands, which are buffeted by salty sea winds. Watch out for sea eagles soaring above, sooty oyster catchers along the shore, and dolphins riding the waves out to sea.

Pebbly Beach can be visited at any time of the year, but it's best to avoid the summer months if you'd like to avoid the crowds. The weather during the autumn and spring months is generally mild, making it an ideal time to visit if you'd like to go camping.

Whether you're looking to hit the waves, explore the walking trails or just relax on the beach, Pebbly Beach has something for everyone. With its natural beauty and serene surroundings, Pebbly Beach is a must-visit location for tourists keen on soaking in the best that the Murramarang National Park