Barragga Bay is a secluded gem 10 km south of Bermagui on the NSW Sapphire Coast, offering a sheltered 250-metre beach framed by volcanic rock ledges and spotted gum bushland. Rock pools scattered along the beach create ideal snorkeling conditions in calm, wind-protected waters. The quiet, uncrowded setting makes it a perfect escape for those wanting to explore temperate rock-pool habitats and enjoy clear, gentle seas.
Barragga Bay
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Wave Height 0.5 mSwell Period 6.4 sWind Speed 4.0 knPrecipitation 11 mmTidal Phase flood
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Low risk: Slippery rock ledges
Volcanic rock ledges at both ends of the beach can become extremely slippery when wet.
Low risk: Isolated beach
Limited nearby services and no lifeguard patrol; swim with caution and never alone.
Low risk: Creek outflow
A small creek flows into the northern corner; water clarity and currents may be affected after rain.
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Getting in
Shore entry
Entry
From Bermagui, drive 5 km south on the Bermagui-Tathra Road. Turn left onto Kullaroo Road, then follow to Amaroo Place or Burrawong Place which lead to the beach carpark.
Parking & facilities
Small carpark close to the beach; free parking available.
parking
Free entry
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