Natural Attractions

Murramarang Beach is one of the longest and most picturesque stretches of coastline in the Bawley Point area, offering visitors a wide expanse of golden sand ideal for leisurely walks, beach games, and relaxed coastal experiences. Its natural beauty and open space create the perfect setting for those wanting to unwind, explore, or simply enjoy time by the ocean.

The beach is also just north of the renowned Murramarang South Coast Walk, a multi-day coastal trail that links some of the most spectacular landscapes along this part of the NSW South Coast.

For those wishing to explore further, the coastal walk through the Murramarang Aboriginal Area leads to the southern headland, offering stunning vantage points over the ocean. From here, visitors can often spot sea eagles gliding on coastal breezes and, during migration season, whales moving along the shoreline—an unforgettable sight that adds to the beach’s appeal.

Murramarang Beach begins at Malibu Drive in Bawley Point village and stretches southward to the inlet of Swan Lake.

While the beach offers many opportunities for enjoyment, visitors should be aware that it is not patrolled and can experience strong rip currents. Swimming should only be attempted with caution and suitable experience, and those unsure are encouraged to enjoy the shoreline or visit nearby patrolled beaches.