Rocky Point

Welcome to Rocky Point, the unique and stunning location that marks Minnie Water’s northern flank.

With its stunning views and tempting tracks, Rocky Point offers visitors a chance to explore and discover new things.

Take a stroll out to the end of Rocky Point and feast your eyes on the breathtaking views that stretch north to Illaroo and Sandon in the distance. The tracks that wind their way off into the foreshore scrub are the perfect way to explore and take in the natural beauty of the area. Be sure to follow the escarpment and end up at Illaroo. Looking south from Rocky Point affords you with a great view along the curve towards Minnie Water's main beach.

It is not advisable to swim off or around Rocky Point as it can be unsafe, unless you are doing so in a rock pool. Surfers can find reasonable beach breaks between Rocky Point and the surf club, particularly on a modest easterly swell on a mid to high tide.

The best time to visit Rocky Point is during the summer months from December to February, which is the peak season. Located on the northern flank of Minnie Water, Rocky Point is easily accessible by car. The closest airport to Minnie Water is the Coffs Harbour Airport, which is approximately a three-hour drive away from the destination. Visitors can also travel to Minnie Water via train from Sydney or Brisbane and then make their way to Rocky Point by car.