Miners Beach is a semi-secluded beach located in the beautiful Port Macquarie, nestled between Shelly and Lighthouse Beaches. This expansive beach is known for its wide, sandy terrain and a fair bit of exposed rocks. Adding to its natural charm is a rainforest that serves as a picturesque backdrop. The beach can only be accessed via a coastal walking trail, which adds to its secluded appeal.
Despite its seclusion, Miners Beach is not entirely devoid of human presence. On weekends, it is frequented by a few nudists, with a male to female ratio of about 2 to 1. However, on weekdays, the beach is often empty, offering a tranquil retreat for those seeking solitude.
While the beach is perfect for a swim, visitors should be aware of the submerged rocks. It's also worth noting that the beach is not flagged. As for amenities, there are no facilities available on Miners Beach itself. For services such as showers, visitors would need to take a 10-15 minute walk to the nearby Shelly Beach. The journey to Miners Beach from Shelly Beach is approximately 600 meters.
Best restaurants near Miners Beach include Rainforest Cafe and Asty's Jr. @Shelly Beach.
Visitor reviews highlight the beach's seclusion and natural beauty, with many appreciating its expansive sandy landscape, beautiful waters, and the rainforest backdrop. The beach's location, accessible only via a coastal walking trail, adds to its charm and gives it a feel of a tropical island. However, visitors complain about the lack of facilities and the presence of submerged rocks in the water.
Latitude: -31.4660355 / Longitude: 152.9337394
Miners Beach is located in New South Wales. The following map of Miners Beach shows the exact location.
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