Cave Beach
An open-ocean surfing beach with sea caves along the shore and a walk-in campground behind it, where kangaroos often visit the camp.
Cave Beach lies on the south coast of Booderee National Park. It is about a 5-minute walk from the car park, through scrub down to the sand. At the eastern end of the beach, sea caves in the cliffs can be explored at low tide. The beach faces the Tasman Sea, so the waves are bigger than in the bay, making it suitable for surfing and body boarding. There is no lifeguard, and rip currents are strong, so swim with caution. The simple walk-in campground next to the beach must be booked on the official website, and kangaroos often visit in the evening.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Booderee Botanic Gardens
- Booderee National Park
- Green Patch
- Steamers Beach
- Hyams Beach
- White Sands Walk & Scribbly Gum Track
- Cape St George Lighthouse
- Murrays Beach