Yuraygir Coastal Walk
A multi-day coastal trail running about 65 km south from Angourie, crossing the longest undeveloped stretch of coast in New South Wales; for a short walk, take the section from Angourie to Sprigg Beach.
Yuraygir National Park is New South Wales' largest coastal national park, with about 65 km of coastline. The Yuraygir Coastal Walk runs south from Angourie to Red Rock. The full walk takes 4 days and passes beaches, headlands, lagoons and fishing villages. It involves wading across river mouths and camping at designated sites. For a day trip, start from Angourie and walk the northern section past Sprigg Beach and Angourie Back Beach to Mulumaro Beach. This route passes wild beaches and heathland, and humpback whales can be seen in winter and spring. Campsites for the full walk must be booked in advance through the NSW National Parks website. Some river mouths must be waded depending on the tide, so bring plenty of water.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Angourie Blue & Green Pools
- Pippi Beach
- Yamba Main Beach
- Clarence River Lighthouse
- Iluka Nature Reserve
- Woody Head, Bundjalung National Park
- Maclean
- Grafton Jacarandas