Best beaches in the Palms and surrounds

Discover the Best Beaches in Pacific Palms

Surrounded by some of the most stunning beaches on the East Coast, Pacific Palms offers crystal-clear waters, soft white sands, and waves perfect for swimming, surfing, or simply relaxing. Whether you’re staying at Blueys Motel or exploring the region, here’s our guide to the must-visit local beaches that make the Palms a true coastal paradise.

Blueys Beach

Just a 200m walk from Blueys Motel, Blueys Beach is a stunning 1km stretch of white sand and clear, sparkling waters. Popular for surfing and swimming, it’s perfect for sunbathing, beach walks, and family outings. Please note the beach is not patrolled, so take care while swimming. With nearby cafes, picnic spots, and easy access from the village, Blueys Beach is a central hub for coastal activities during your stay in Pacific Palms.

Boomerang Beach

Just over the hill from Blueys Motel, Boomerang Beach is a top destination for surfing, swimming, and family-friendly beach days. With several parking spots along the beach, access is easy and convenient. Known for its rolling waves and beautiful coastal scenery, Boomerang Beach is perfect for a full day of sun, surf, and seaside fun during your stay in Pacific Palms.

Shelly Beach, Booti Booti National Park

For a more secluded and private experience, Shelly Beach in Pacific Palms is a hidden gem worth exploring. This north-facing, protected beach offers calm waters, making it ideal for swimming, paddleboarding, or simply relaxing away from the crowds. Accessible only by foot, Shelly Beach is perfect for visitors seeking a quiet coastal escape. The beach is also not patrolled. Please note that it is also a designated nudist beach, so visitors should be mindful of this unique aspect. A true off-the-beaten-path destination, Shelly Beach is a must-visit for those looking to experience the peaceful side of the Mid North Coast.

Elizabeth Beach

Located just a short drive from Blueys Motel, Elizabeth Beach in Pacific Palms is a popular choice for families and swimmers. This patrolled beach typically has calmer surf conditions, making it one of the best beaches in the area for safe ocean swimming. The northern end of Elizabeth Beach is especially sheltered and ideal for relaxing, beach walks, and spending the day by the water. With its beautiful scenery and family-friendly atmosphere, Elizabeth Beach is a must-visit when exploring the beaches of Pacific Palms.

Cellito

For those seeking a truly untouched coastal escape, Cellito Beach in Pacific Palms is well worth the visit. Accessed via a short drive along a dirt road and a scenic rainforest boardwalk walk through Booti Booti National Park, this secluded beach opens onto a breathtaking stretch of sand and ocean. Known for its natural beauty and peaceful atmosphere, Cellito Beach is perfect for beach walks, photography, and exploring one of the most pristine beaches on the Mid North Coast. A visit here is a must for anyone wanting to experience the wild beauty of the Pacific Palms coastline.

Number One Beach, Seal Rocks

Located in the charming coastal village of Seal Rocks, Number One Beach is a stunning north-facing beach known for its calm, clear waters and beautiful natural scenery. Popular for swimming, surfing, and beach walks, this picturesque stretch of white sand offers sweeping coastal views back towards Pacific Palms. With turquoise water, rocky outcrops at the southern end, and a peaceful atmosphere, Number One Beach is one of the most beautiful beaches on the Mid North Coast and well worth the short drive from Blueys Beach.

Seven Mile

Stretching from The Ruins campground in Booti Booti National Park to Cape Hawke in Forster, Seven Mile Beach is a vast, unspoilt stretch of coastline perfect for adventure seekers. This remote beach is popular for surfing, beach fishing, long coastal walks, and 4WD access, offering plenty of space to explore along the Mid North Coast. Conditions can be exposed and windy, but on the right day it’s a spectacular spot. At the southern end, you’ll find Bulls Paddock, a well-known right-hand point break that attracts surfers chasing one of the region’s best waves.