ATTRACTIONS PEBBLY BEACH NSW

If you’re after a peaceful getaway, Pebbly Beach shacks are for you. This self-contained holiday accommodation is quite rustic, but it has all the basic comforts. And Pebbly Beach campground is right next door if you’re looking for amenities. Its secluded bush setting is surrounded by Australian wildlife, with direct access to the beach. Wake up to lyrebirds and rainbow lorikeets calling in the high gums before you head to the beach for a swim. Feeling adventurous? Lace up and explore the park’s coastal walking tracks – or throw a line into the ocean and cook your catch on the outdoor barbecue. In winter, you might be lucky to spot whales heading north, or dolphins frolicking in the ocean. Pebbly Beach is also a magnet for eastern grey kangaroos. They happily graze near the shacks and hang out on the beach alongside holidaymakers....

Update: This trail is currently closed. Please refer to NWPS for further information. Pebbly Beach picnic area is tucked into the forest behind the beach and is famous for its abundant population of eastern grey kangaroos. It’s a great spot to stop for a swim or for the aspiring fisherman to throw a line. You can enjoy a picnic lunch at one of the shelters and there’s plenty of grass if you’d like to lay out a picnic rug. If you manage to catch a fish or two you’ll be able to cook them up on the barbecues; if not, you can pick up some fresh seafood from East Lynne on the way to Pebbly Beach. During low tide there are a couple of beautiful coastal walks you can explore - either wander along the rock platforms or head south along the sand towards Depot Beach. If you’re feeling more adventurous you can take the track to Durras Mountain....

Burns Bay is one of the beautiful beaches along the Pebbly Beach to Pretty Beach Walk in Murramarang National Park. Backed by dense bushland, the beach itself is made of pebbles and it's often sheltered bay generally has low waves, making for good snorkelling in the right tide. The bay (sometimes referred to as Pebbly Beach North) is best accessed on foot from Pebbly Beach....