Angels Beach

Angels Beach is a popular surfing beach located in East Ballina, New South Wales.

It offers a range of beach activities, such as surfing, swimming, dog-walking, and bushwalking. The beach is approximately 200 km south of Brisbane and 750 km north of Sydney. It covers an area of approximately 68 hectares, providing ample space for various recreational activities. Angels Beach is bordered by rocks near Black Head, which holds cultural significance to the Bundjalung People. Visitors can enjoy stunning views of the beach and its surroundings from Black Head lookout. The northern limit of the beach is at Flat Rock, a popular fishing zone where visitors can observe marine wildlife and explore the northern stretches towards Lennox Head. With its natural beauty and diverse activities, Angels Beach is a favorite among surfers and tourists seeking an authentic Australian beach experience.