Killick Beach

Killick Beach Crescent Head is a picturesque beach located in the heart of Crescent Head town.

It is known for its white sand and attracts tourists and surfers from around the world. The beach is famous for its long, slow right hand wave, making it ideal for surfing. Surfing schools are available nearby for beginners.

For families, Killick Beach offers plenty of activities for all ages. The tidal Killick Creek provides a sheltered area for children to swim and play. The beach break in front of the surf club is also popular, with left and right hand waves depending on the conditions. The beach provides easy access, parking spaces, barbecue facilities, and a playground for young children.

Killick Beach is mostly accessible by boat or four-wheel drive vehicles due to its size. A beach permit is required for driving on the beach in certain areas. The beach is patrolled by surf lifesavers on weekends and during the holiday season, ensuring safety for visitors. It is recommended to swim between the flags and stay updated with the latest beach conditions.

The best time to visit Killick Beach Crescent Head is during the summer months between December and late February. The weather is warm and the sea temperature is comfortable, making it ideal for swimming and other water activities.

To get to Killick Beach, take Killick Lane off Crescent Head Road. Crescent Head is approximately 365km north of Sydney and 430km south of Brisbane. The beach is easily accessible through the Crescent Head Town.