Wilsons Beach

Wilsons Beach is a secluded cove located within the Abrahams Bosom Reserve on Beecroft Peninsula in New South Wales, Australia.

Accessible only on foot from the Abrahams Bosom car park, it is approximately a one-hour walk away.

Visitors to Wilsons Beach can enjoy a leisurely and scenic walk along a well-signposted bush track. This coastal bush trail also connects to other beautiful sandy coves, such as Honeymoon Bay, and features part of the Wreck Walk. Along the way, visitors can learn about the history of the SS Merimbula Wreck through informative local signage.

In addition to the stunning coastal views, Wilsons Beach and the Abrahams Bosom Reserve offer excellent opportunities for wildlife spotting. The reserve is home to a diverse range of bird species, making it a great spot for bird-watching. To reach Wilsons Beach and the reserve, visitors can drive approximately two hours south from Sydney CBD on the Princes Highway. From there, they can follow the well-signposted route to the Abrahams Bosom car park. It is recommended to wear sturdy walking shoes, bring sufficient water, food, and sun protection, as there are no amenities available on-site.