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

The coastline of Steamers Beach is covered with golden sand. It's very clean, the surface has a mixed fraction. Turquoise and clear water sparkles in the sun. The entrance to the water is sandy, which makes it very comfortable.

What are the key activities at Steamers Beach?

For the main activity - sunbathing, there are no sun loungers on the Steamers Beach, so you need to take personal items with you and there is no natural shade, so be careful on a hot day.The Steamers Beach is also suitable for the following water activities:<ul><li>Surfing</li></ul>

Is the Steamers Beach good for swimming?

The entrance to the water is very smooth, the bottom is comfortable. The prevalence of sharks in the area is low.The waves in the Steamers Beach are usually strong.So the overall recommendation of the Steamers Beach for swimming is positive.

Is the Steamers 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 sand and the entrance to the water is very smooth.

Is the Steamers Beach secluded and good for relaxing?

The region of Steamers Beach is visited only by a few travellers. The beach is located in a natural area. In the high season, there are still almost no visitors, which makes this place ideal for a secluded holiday.The following features add extra points:<ul><li>Picturesque views of the sea and the surrounding nature </li><li>Mountains/hills in the vicinity</li></ul>

What are the key audiences of Steamers Beach?

Steamers Beach can be a good place for the following groups of travelers:<ul><li>Hiking adventurers</li></ul>

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

There is no restaurant or bar directly on Steamers Beach.

How far is the Steamers Beach from parking?

The Steamers 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 drive on a dirt road to reach it.

Are there any attractions nearby Steamers Beach?

There are 3 attractions near Steamers Beach that are popular with travelers. The nearest are Cape St George Lighthouse located in 3.8 km. <a href="#attractions-section">See the attractions section for details.</a>

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

The month with the highest temperature in Steamers Beach is January. Its average value reaches 23°C. The warmest sea is in January, the average value is 23°C. The coldest month is August with air temperature 16°C and water 17°C. <a href="#weather-section">See more details in weather section.</a>

Is the beach good for sunbathing?

Steamers Beach (Jervis Bay Territory) 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.Steamers Beach (Jervis Bay Territory) 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 Steamers Beach with bright sand surface

Photo of Steamers Beach with turquoise pure water surface

Photo of Steamers Beach with spacious bay

Photo of Steamers Beach with very clean level of cleanliness

Photo of Steamers Beach located in natural area

Steamers Beach

Jervis Bay Village, Australia

#4 out of 6 in Jervis Bay 0

Free entrance Virgin beach Picturesque Bright sand Deserted Sand bottom Good for Surfing

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Located outside the settlement

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Map of beach

Playground Hyams beach playground

8.6km

Park Booderee Botanic Gardens

5.4km

National Park Booderee National Park

5.5km

Cafe Cooked Goose on Hyams

8.2 - Very good 8.3km

Tourist Attraction Cape St George Lighthouse

3.7km

Tourist Attraction Green Patch Beach

3.9km

Tourist Attraction Hole in the wall

4.7km

Tourist Attraction Cave Beach Lookout

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Tourist Attraction Little Hyams Beach

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Steamers Beach is located on the Tasman Sea and it is in the 4th place out of 6 beaches in the Jervis Bay region The beach is located in a natural place with very picturesque views, among the mountains, surrounded by the cliffs.

Weather

history

+18 ^o C +14 ^o C

Air temperature

4.9 M/S

Wind

+17 ^o C

Water temperature

1.9 M

Wave height

Located outside the settlement

Wreck Bay Village • 3.4 km

Map of beach

Playground Hyams beach playground

8.6km

Park Booderee Botanic Gardens

5.4km

National Park Booderee National Park

5.5km

Cafe Cooked Goose on Hyams

8.2 - Very good 8.3km

Tourist Attraction Cape St George Lighthouse

3.7km

Tourist Attraction Green Patch Beach

3.9km

Tourist Attraction Hole in the wall

4.7km

Tourist Attraction Cave Beach Lookout

5.1km

Tourist Attraction Little Hyams Beach

8.4km

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Area

Average rating of nearest beaches is 8.4 (Very good)

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Localities

Nearest

Wreck Bay Village • 3.4km

Transport

Airport

FLC • 24km

Bus Station

Prentice Ave at MacDonald St • 11.7km

Train Station

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Average Reviews rating

8 Very good

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Average Reviews rating

8 Very good

Bastien

Novice Beachgoer

10 Exceptional

Worth the hike. It will take you 30-45mn to reach the beach but the view and beach is definitely worth it.

Oliver Descoeudres

Novice Beachgoer

8 Very good

A nice surf beach accessed by a rough 4WD track (4.6km return), with a steep path down to the beach for the last few hundred metres. May have big waves and be unsuitable for swimming if there's a big swell. Track notes: hikingtheworld.blog/2018/01/18/steamers-beach-jervis-bay/

Thomas B

Novice Beachgoer

10 Exceptional

A nice 2.3km walk through the forest from the car park and a steep section of stairs to get down to the beach, wouldn’t recommend walking it in flip flops. Well worth the effort, we were fortunate enough to see dolphins and seals here when watching from atop the rocks on the beach. Wouldn’t recommend this beach for swimming though, quite rough and goes very deep very quick, we had also heard warnings from others that sharks frequent this beach.

Sea Kayak Jervis Bay

Novice Beachgoer

10 Exceptional

Just about the best beach you’ll ever find. Solitude and raw beauty of nature at its best. The beach here collects a lot of marine debris so pretty please bring a rubbish bag with you and take a load out with your if you’re able. Enjoy and take care of this beauty. Oh and swimming isn’t really recommended!

Alexandra Smith

Novice Beachgoer

10 Exceptional

Beautiful spot! Really clean beach (except for the trash pile off to the side... Please do everyone and the sealife a favor and pack out all your own trash.) Feels very secluded since we had the beach to ourselves when we were on it, but it looks like it can get be quite popular since we passed several other groups heading down to the beach as we hiked back up. It is definitely very steep down to the beach (and therefore also steep back up) but it's absolutely with it. Wouldn't go in the water though... it looks like there are rip tides and the beach is not guarded. Note: we actually did the entire "circuit hike" after visiting Steamers and didn't think the rest of the hike was worth the effort. Do yourself a favor and reserve your effort for the climb back up from the beach and skip the rest of the circuit. Also note, there's an $11 park entry fee that's good for 48 hours, so you can also go visit Murray Beach and other areas of the park.