Burgess Beach

Burgess Beach in Forster is a small and quiet beach that can be reached via a steep path off Burgess Road.

Although it lacks the amenities of larger beaches, it is a great choice for families and nature enthusiasts. The beach is surrounded by a shelter on three sides, making it perfect for swimming, picnicking, and sunbathing. It also offers interesting rock cave formations to explore and admire. With Cape Hawke and Booti Booti National Park as its backdrop, Burgess Beach is a popular destination for rock hopping adventures. It provides a serene and peaceful environment, away from the crowds, making it an ideal spot for a relaxing day by the ocean.

Burgess Beach can be visited at any time of the year, although it tends to be busiest from December to February. During the winter months (June - August), it is possible to spot whales from the shore. To reach the beach, take Burgess Road in Forster and then descend down a steep path. It is important to note that Burgess Beach is not patrolled, so extra caution should be taken while enjoying the beach.