North Durras Beach
Located a 25-minute drive north of Batemans Bay, North Durras Beach is a popular spot for surfers. Apart from two surfers, it was deserted when we visited. We parked on North Durras Road, where Google Maps says there is a car park. It’s really just a gravel patch on the side of the road, but does have a path down to the beach.
After an easy five-minute walk along the track, we got to the beach. It was beautiful, with some cliffs off to the right and a headland and rock platform to the left. This headland is Point Upright, with the Burrawang Track which we had walked earlier and looked down on the beach.
The weathered cliffs made an interesting addition to the beach, with lots of interesting patterns in the rocks.
If you are in the area and like surfing or just enjoy relaxing on a beach this is a great one to visit.
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