What is the water and sand quality of the Gillards Beach?

The Gillards Beach is covered with soft and fine golden sand. It's very clean, the surface is pure and unmixed. Crystal clear water of incredible blue color. The entrance to the water is also very convenient, covered with excellent fine sand.

What are the key activities at Gillards Beach?

For the main activity - sunbathing, there are no sun loungers on the Gillards Beach, so you need to take personal items with you and there is no natural shade, so be careful on a hot day.

Is the Gillards Beach good for swimming?

The entrance to the water is gentle, the bottom is comfortable. The prevalence of sharks in the area is low.The waves in the Gillards Beach are usually strong.

Is the Gillards Beach good for families?

Family travelers should consider the following features of the beach. This is the natural virgin beach with minimal amenities. It's covered with pure soft sand and the entrance to the water is gentle.

Is the Gillards Beach secluded and good for relaxing?

The region of Gillards Beach is visited only by a few travellers. The beach is located in a natural area. During the high season, the occupancy of the beach is moderate, which is very good for lovers of a relaxing holiday.The following features add extra points:<ul><li>On the territory of the national park / reserve </li><li>Mountains/hills in the vicinity</li></ul>

What are the key audiences of Gillards Beach?

Gillards Beach can be a good place for the following groups of travelers:<ul><li>Campers (caravans / tent) </li><li>Beachgoers with pets</li></ul>

Is there any food or beverages in the area of Gillards Beach?

There is no restaurant or bar directly on Gillards Beach.

How far is the Gillards Beach from parking?

The Gillards Beach has a parking spot. It is not very large, so in high season it can be busy. It's not very close, about 300 meters and you have to overcome a small descent.

What is the best time of the year to visit Gillards Beach?

The month with the highest temperature in Gillards Beach is January. Its average value reaches 22°C. The warmest sea is in January, the average value is 21°C. The coldest month is August with air temperature 14°C and water 14°C. <a href="#weather-section">See more details in weather section.</a>

Is the beach good for sunbathing?

Gillards Beach (Bega Valley Shire Council) is not fully equipped for sunbathing. However, if you are not picky and are willing to spread out on a towel, you can sunbathe here as well. The natural shade will allow you to hide from the scorching sun in the peak of its activity. Well, the photos of our visitors will be the best proof of that, all the available photos of the beach are above.Gillards Beach (Bega Valley Shire Council) is a place for true nature lovers, but if you like sunbathing on the beach, then this location is not the best option. There are no sunbeds and umbrellas, and even there is no natural shade to hide you from the scorching sun. From positives, the presence of sand, on which you can sit comfortably. But do not forget sunscreen for this place, such a recommendation is relevant. Photos of the beach you can see above. All photos are taken by our visitors personally.

Photo of Gillards Beach with bright fine sand surface

Photo of Gillards Beach with blue pure water surface

Photo of Gillards Beach with long straight shore

Photo of Gillards Beach with very clean level of cleanliness

Photo of Gillards Beach located in natural area

Photo of Gillards Beach surrounded by mountains

Gillards Beach

Tanja, Australia

8.3

#114 out of 491 in New South Wales 0

Free entrance Virgin beach Easy access Bright fine sand Fine sand bottom Short mountain trail

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Located outside the settlement

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National Park Mimosa Rocks National Park

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Park Ray Whyman Reserve

3.9km

Park Lions Park

4.3km

Park Tanja

6.9km

National Park Mimosa Rock

9.3km

Tourist Attraction Moon Bay

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Landmark Tathra Wharf Lookout

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Tourist Attraction Tathra Headland

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Landmark Chamberlain Lookout

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Tourist Attraction Kangarutha walking track

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Tourist Attraction Mimosa Rocks walking track

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About

Gillards Beach is located on the Tasman Sea and it is in the 4th place out of 40 beaches in the Bega Valley Shire region The beach is located in a natural place, among the mountains, surrounded by the cliffs.

Weather

history

+17 ^o C +15 ^o C

Air temperature

7 M/S

Wind

+16 ^o C

Water temperature

1.7 M

Wave height

Located outside the settlement

Chinnock • 5.9 km

Map of beach

National Park Mimosa Rocks National Park

3km

Park Ray Whyman Reserve

3.9km

Park Lions Park

4.3km

Park Tanja

6.9km

National Park Mimosa Rock

9.3km

Tourist Attraction Moon Bay

2.9km

Landmark Tathra Wharf Lookout

6.4km

Tourist Attraction Tathra Headland

6.4km

Landmark Chamberlain Lookout

7.7km

Tourist Attraction Kangarutha walking track

7.7km

Tourist Attraction Mimosa Rocks walking track

8.9km

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Localities

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Transport

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8.3 Very good

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Average Reviews rating

8.3 Very good

Barry Miles

Novice Beachgoer

6 Pleasant

Wild and never patrolled. Take care if you decide to swim.

Iva Stencel

Novice Beachgoer

8 Very good

Nice beach, not patrolled and not really good for smaller kids. It is a long beach with off road entry via camp side. We spotted even a black wallaby 😉and unfortunately blue bottles as well, be careful here. Sharp rocks, strong currents and help is not near by.

Kevin M

Novice Beachgoer

8 Very good

A beautiful secluded beach with an adjacent campsite. It is only a short walk from here to the beach, where you can explore up and down the beach and view the ancient rock formations, or watch the variety of local Australian wildlife which calls this place home. The sound of the waves washing up on the beach was a grounding and relaxing experience. Make sure to bring a good tent, food and fresh water; as there is only what you bring, no phone signal, and drop toilets.

Anita Bocchetto

Novice Beachgoer

10 Exceptional

Of the most beautiful beaches I have ever seen! Immersed in a national park, surrounded by nature, with a very well maintained camping area and facilities.

Cumquat

Novice Beachgoer

8 Very good

Lovely grassy campsite overlooking an untouched wild beach. Plenty of wildlife, whales just offshore and trees full of birds. Privacy and cosy campfire made this an idyllic stay.