Hole in the Wall Beach

Hole in the Wall Beach is a stunning attraction located within the Booderee National Park in Jervis Bay.

The beach is situated on the northeastern end of the national park and is named after a sandstone rock wall with a notable "U-shaped" hole that collapsed, making it a popular photography spot.

Hole in the Wall Beach offers a range of activities for tourists, including swimming, snorkeling, and kayaking. The beach is surrounded by natural beauty with crystal-clear water and soft, pristine sand. The beach boasts a relaxing atmosphere, making it a great spot for a family-friendly day-trip or an isolated getaway.

The stunning scenery at Hole in the Wall Beach is best captured in the early morning when the sun rises. We advise visitors to bring along their cameras and capture the moment of the rare natural beauty surrounding this location.

Hole in the Wall Beach can be visited all year round. During these warmer months, visitors can enjoy swimming in the crystal-clear turquoise water or even sunbath on the soft, pristine sand.

Hole in the Wall can be found inside Booderee National Park, which is located approximately 200km from Sydney and 120km from Canberra. There are several roads from the major cities linking to the national park. Visitors can access the beach by car, and parking is available close by newline.