Susan Gilmore Beach

Susan Gilmore Beach is a 100-meter stretch of sand in the northern end of Newcastle's popular Bar Beach.

It is named after the American clipper, Susan Gilmore, which was shipwrecked on its shores in July of 1884. The beach is accessed at low tide by rounding the cliff face or through a gap in the fence in the top car park.

Susan Gilmore Beach is a more secluded place to get a fix of sun, sand, and surf, and it is rarely crowded. The best time to visit Susan Gilmore Beach is during the summer months of December to February when the weather is warm and sunny. The beach is perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and picnicking. Visitors can also enjoy a stroll along the beach and take in the beautiful scenery. Fitness enthusiasts can also dodge incoming waves on an afternoon jog. Sunseekers can take advantage of the beach's free private tanning facilities.

To get to Susan Gilmore Beach, visitors can take a flight to Newcastle Airport, which is located 15 kilometers from the city center. From the airport, visitors can take a taxi or rent a car to get to the beach. Visitors can access the beach by rounding the cliff face or through a gap in the fence in the top car park.

Susan Gilmore Beach is a secluded yet stunning beach to visit. It is perfect for those looking for a quieter and more relaxed beach destination in Newcastle, Australia.