Guerilla Small Beach

Nestled in Guerilla Bay, New South Wales, Guerilla Small Beach is a secluded haven offering pristine white sands and clear waters. Approximately 100 meters in length, it provides a tranquil setting for sunbathing, beach games, and building sandcastles. The beach is accessible via a small car park off Beach Parade, leading to a short walk down to the shoreline. A prominent small rocky island divides the bay, creating sheltered waters ideal for snorkeling. The southern side features a flat reef with walls extending up to ten meters, home to diverse marine life such as blue groper, wrasse, and luderick. The northern side, known as "The Pot," offers more adventurous snorkeling opportunities, though access can be challenging due to jagged rocks. As part of the Batemans Bay Marine Reserve, fishing is prohibited, preserving the area's natural beauty. Visitors are encouraged to arrive early during peak periods, as parking is limited.