Warrain Beach

Warrain Beach Kinghorne is a popular surf spot and fishing destination located on the south coast of New South Wales in Australia.

Stretching for 3.7 kilometers, this beach offers stunning white sand and crystal-clear waters. It is patrolled by the Culburra Beach Surf Lifesaving Club, ensuring a safe environment for swimming and surfing.

Visitors to Warrain Beach Kinghorne can enjoy a relaxing day at the beach, sunbathing or playing in the sand while taking in the breathtaking ocean views. The consistent waves make it an ideal spot for swimming and surfing. Fishing enthusiasts will find Penguin Head on the northern end of the beach to be a prime location for fishing. Nature lovers can explore the nearby trails and observe the diverse wildlife.

The best time to visit Warrain Beach Kinghorne is during the summer season, from December to February, when the weather is warm and the water is pleasant. Getting to Warrain Beach Kinghorne is convenient, with easy access by car and ample parking available nearby. It is approximately a 2.5-hour drive from Sydney, accessible via the Princes Highway and Jervis Bay Road. Public transport options are also available, with regular buses running between Sydney and Nowra, and then Culburra Beach, from where visitors can easily walk to the beach.