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Caves Beach
Lake Macquarie’s iconic Caves Beach and its extensive network of sea caves and rock pools are ideal for low-tide exploration. Crawl through tight holes, hang out in shady caves or sun yourself on the Beach’s sandy shores.
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Redhead Beach
In an idyllic location at the northerly end of a stunning nine-mile coastal stretch, Redhead backs onto magnificent red cliffs and is renowned for its iconic shark tower. The perfect spot to enjoy panoramic views, take a dip, and try your hand at fishing.
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Belmont Baths
Belmont Baths is the perfect spot for some lazy laps or a serene swim during a sunny weekend. Recently reopened at the end of last year after a $850,000 renovation, the Baths now boast a new jetty (perfect for practicing big splash bombs) and a large netted swimming area.
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Catherine Hill Bay
Perched on the picturesque shores of historical mining town Catherine Hill Bay, this is one of Lake Macquarie’s premier spots for snorkeling and diving – especially around the local shipwrecks which are teeming with marine life. It’s also a popular pick with local board riders for its superb surf breaks.
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Blacksmiths Beach
One of the local coastline’s top swimming beaches, thanks to protection from the Swansea Channel Breakwall, Blacksmiths is a fabulous family playground, famed for its nearby ‘Grannies Pool’ – a sheltered inlet loved by local toddlers – and their grannies!
