π About Caves Beach
Caves Beach near Angourie on the NSW Clarence Coast is a striking 2.5-kilometre beach named for the dramatic sea caves carved into the headland at Shelly Head, formed in 180-million-year-old shales. The exposed, east-facing beach features energetic surf with multiple rips and is best suited to experienced swimmers and surfers; a walk-in campsite at the northern end makes it popular with adventurous visitors. Its rugged scenery, sea caves, and proximity to world-class Angourie Point break make it a standout spot on the Far North Coast.
π Location
- StateNew South Wales
- SuburbAngourie
- LGAValley
- Postcode2281
- π Caves Beach suburb profile 0.3km away β
π Safety & Patrol
π’ Patrolled Beach
Provider: Surf Life Saving
Hazard Rating: 6/10
Known Hazards:
π Surf Conditions
- Difficultyπ Advanced
- Wave TypeReef break
ποΈ Facilities
π» Toilets
πΏ Showers
π₯ BBQ
π
ΏοΈ Parking
πͺ Playground
β CafΓ©/Kiosk
π§Ί Picnic Area
βΏ Accessible
π Rock Pool
π Change Rooms
β±οΈ Shade/Shelter
π Bus Access
β΄οΈ Ferry
π Surf Club
π€ Boat Ramp
ποΈ Shops Nearby
βΊ Camping
π² Bike Path