Cave Beach - , Jervis Bay Territory

Cave Beach, located in the beautiful Jervis Bay Territory 2540, Australia, is a beach that will leave you in awe. With its pristine white sand and crystal-clear waters, it is no wonder why this beach is a popular destination for both locals and tourists.

The beach is named after the cave that is located on the southern end of the beach. This cave is accessible during low tide and is a great spot for exploration and photography. Additionally, the beach offers excellent opportunities for swimming, snorkeling, and surfing.

Cave Beach is located in the Booderee National Park, which is home to a variety of wildlife and plants. Visitors to the beach may have the chance to see kangaroos, wallabies, and a variety of bird species. The park also offers several walking trails, picnic areas, and camping facilities.

For those looking for more information on Cave Beach, the park's website, www.booderee.gov.au, is a valuable resource. Unfortunately, there is no phone number listed for Cave Beach or the Booderee National Park. However, the website has a contact form for any inquiries or concerns.

According to Google My Business, Cave Beach has received an impressive 4.8/5 rating from 189 reviews. Many reviewers have praised the beach's beauty, cleanliness, and the abundance of wildlife. Some have also noted the convenience of the nearby camping facilities and the availability of parking.

Reviews of Cave Beach

Lucy Baker

5/5

Expansive beach. Lots of kangaroos chilling in the car park. Looks like it would be a nice spot for camping. Walk down the hill to the beach and you can climb on the rocks. Very nice and beautiful.

Shamiul Haque

5/5

It’s really cool beach. Open wide and inside cave is awesome. You could take great shadow effect photos from inside overlooking the beach view. Autumn and spring could be the best time to visit the beach. If you are planning to come here from Sydney or nearby areas, no other options than driving. From the entrance to the Jervis Bay National Park you might have to pay a fee and there are good arrangements for camping. However, you have to do online reservations only for camping.

Neha

4/5

One less star in the review is mainly due to lack of enough car parks and beach accessibility issues. The lookup point was under construction when we visited. Accessing the beach is rather difficult, even more while going back up. Beach itself was pristine and beautiful with clear waters. Easy to find a spot with shade.

Stuart

5/5

Awesome beach, short 5 minute walk from carpark past a camping ground with very tame kangaroos…to the point that you can pat them, which the kids loved!! Big wide open beach with plenty of room to spread out. Facing open ocean (not bay) so plenty of decent sized waves.

Linda Johnson

4/5

Lovely beach and cave had some swallows nesting in the rocks, kangaroos chilling for the tourists.

Abhi D

5/5

$13 Entry fee - Beautiful beach and camping ground. Kangaroos all around. Turquoise blue waters. On a sunny windy day it's awesome to go surfing. The cave in the beach is not a complete walk from one end to the other from the inside the the other caves Beach in central coast.

Katie Lavoie

5/5

Such a cool, quiet, and secluded beach with a great view and LOTS of friendly kangaroos. Tons of great pictures and memories, highly recommend

Imogen Warren

5/5

The whole area of Cave Beach in Booderee NP was stunning. A short walk down from the car park led to the camping ground. Wallabies and kangaroo were grazing in the area and were unconcerned by humans. Ryans swamp was also very interesting with lots of wildlife around it. The area gets busy I expect but get there on a sunny, quiet day and it is heavenly.