Werrong Beach

I thoroughly enjoy walking nude down the bush track to the beach. Taking a dip is refreshing, but be cautious of rips. The area is incredibly secluded and natural. The nude walk back up is challenging but worth it. Make sure to bring water. If you're fortunate, you might encounter wildlife; I've seen snakes, echidnas, and wallabies. Just don't forget to put your clothes back on once you reach the top.

Werrong Beach is a hidden treasure in Sydney! Nestled away from the city's chaos, it provides a peaceful retreat with stunning views and immaculate sands. The beach is well-kept and seldom busy, making it ideal for a leisurely day. The water is crystal clear, perfect for swimming or simply wading. Nearby, there's a delightful café offering excellent coffee and snacks, great for a quick refreshment. The area also features scenic walking trails with breathtaking coastal vistas. I highly recommend visiting Werrong Beach for a serene and beautiful beach experience!

Pleasant nude beach with ample space to spread out. However, it's quite a trek to reach. The paths are not well-marked, and I suspect I didn't take the most direct route. It took me 45 minutes to get there one way. Be aware that there are leeches when it's wet, but they are harmless and will drop off on their own. The path was quite overgrown, so I was glad I wore shorts to avoid getting wet and muddy pants. The original path near the beach has turned into a landslide, and while there is a new path, it's hard to find unless you already know the way or have a keen eye. This is the only nude beach out of the seven I've visited where I didn't end up with guys sitting near me.

Fantastic beach that's not too crowded. It's an official nude beach, but you can also keep your swimwear on 😝. There's a spacious grassy area above the sandy beach with some shade. You can reach the beach after a 20-30 minute hike from the Otford lookout, where there are a few parking lots available. If you're coming by train, it's about a 40-50 minute walk from the Otford train station. Don't miss the signposted path down to the beach. The hike can be challenging and steep in parts, but it offers an authentic jungle experience 😜. Make sure to bring enough food and water, as there are no facilities at the beach. Also, be cautious of leeches if it's rainy or wet; you won't feel them bite, and they can be tricky to remove from your legs.

A beautiful spot in RNP. I've visited once. The trail is quite steep and narrow, so exercise caution. The bush walk is enjoyable and takes approximately 1 hour. Good luck!