Bullimah Beach

New South Wales, Australia

🟒 Patrolled Sand
remote sheltered scenic fishing swimming

πŸ“– About Bullimah Beach

Bullimah Beach is a tiny, secluded 80-metre pocket beach tucked at the western tip of Gerrin Point within Bouddi National Park on the NSW Central Coast. Accessible only on foot via the Bouddi Coastal Walk from Maitland Bay or Putty Beach, or by boat, this sheltered west-facing cove sees very few visitors and offers a genuine sense of isolation. It's best suited to walkers and explorers rather than swimmers, as conditions can be variable, but the surrounding bushland and headland views are spectacular.

πŸ“ Location

πŸ›Ÿ Safety & Patrol

🟒 Patrolled Beach

Provider: Surf Life Saving

Hazard Rating: 4/10

πŸ„ Surf Conditions

  • Difficulty🟑 Intermediate

πŸ…ΏοΈ Parking

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πŸ–οΈ Facilities

🚻 Toilets 🚿 Showers πŸ”₯ BBQ πŸ…ΏοΈ Parking πŸŽͺ Playground β˜• CafΓ©/Kiosk 🧺 Picnic Area β™Ώ Accessible 🏊 Rock Pool πŸ‘” Change Rooms ⛱️ Shade/Shelter 🚌 Bus Access ⛴️ Ferry πŸ„ Surf Club 🚀 Boat Ramp πŸ›οΈ Shops Nearby β›Ί Camping 🚲 Bike Path

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