Redbill Beach

Redbill Beach is a picturesque stretch of coastline located in Bicheno. The beach is known for its natural beauty, characterized by its fine, powder-like sand that squeaks underfoot, clear waters, and unique red rocks, also known as 'fire rocks', located at the southern end of the beach. These rocks are a popular spot for visitors to stand and take in the stunning views, particularly at sunrise and sunset. The beach also features a number of rock pools that visitors can explore.

The beach is accessible by car, with parking available, making it easy for visitors to reach. It is also a popular spot for a variety of activities, including walking, surfing, and playing, particularly at low tide. The water at Redbill Beach is known to be quite cold, so visitors planning to swim are advised to wear a thick wetsuit.

One of the unique features of Redbill Beach is the presence of fairy penguins. These creatures can be seen returning home in the evenings, providing a unique wildlife viewing opportunity for visitors. However, visitors are reminded to be quiet and respectful during these times. In addition, dogs are generally allowed on the beach, although there may be certain times when they are prohibited.

Despite its many attractions, Redbill Beach is often described as a peaceful and quiet location, making it an ideal spot for those looking to relax and unwind. It is also possible to walk across to Diamond Island when the tide is low, providing an additional activity for visitors to enjoy.