Caves Beach - Newcastle

Caves Beach - Newcastle - Australia

Caves beach is simply stunning. As the name suggests there are caves in the rock walls on the beach area.

During the hotter months this is a patrolled beach with a small canteen for food and drink. Parking is limited so you may or may not get parking depending on the day.

The beach is very clean as is the water. Ive never had an issue with poorly behaved beach goers at any time that I have been. It really is a great place to spend the day and there is shade areas just back off the beach which are grassed so you can comfortably have a picnic.

I feel this is one of the best beaches in NSW. It is certainly a must if your in the area.

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