Pinny Beach

Pinny Beach, located on the Swansea Peninsula in New South Wales, is a serene coastal destination known for its rugged beauty and tranquil atmosphere. The 250-meter-long beach features coarse, pebbly sand and is bordered by a rocky embayment with a central rock reef and a creek draining to the northern side. While the beach offers picturesque views and a peaceful environment, it is not patrolled, and swimming is not recommended due to strong rip currents. Access to Pinny Beach is via a coastal walking track that stretches approximately 5 kilometers from Caves Beach, providing stunning views of cliffs, beaches, and the open Pacific Ocean. The area is also part of Wallarah National Park, offering opportunities for hiking and exploration.