Stretching nearly a kilometre along the tranquil edge of Twofold Bay on the Sapphire Coast, Boydtown Beach (also known as Beermuna) offers a gorgeous sweep of white sand where the Nullica River meets the sea. Sheltered by the bay's headlands, the waters here are typically calm and clear — ideal for a relaxed snorkel among the rocky edges near the river mouth. Backed by natural bushland and the family-friendly Boydtown Beach Holiday Park, this uncrowded beach is a peaceful alternative to busier spots, with direct beach access and stunning coastal views across the bay.
Boydtown Beach
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Wave Height 0.5 mSwell Period 6.8 sWind Speed 0.7 knPrecipitation 13 mmTidal Phase flood
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Low risk: River mouth currents
The mouth of Nullica River at the northern end of the beach can create shifting currents and rip-like flow, especially after rain or on outgoing tides.
Low risk: Bluebottle jellyfish
Bluebottles (Portuguese man o' war) can drift into Twofold Bay during northerly winds, typically in summer months.
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Located approximately 7 km south of Eden on the Sapphire Coast. Turn off the Princes Highway onto Boydtown Park Road and follow it to the beach and holiday park.
Parking & facilities
Ample parking available at the Boydtown Beach Holiday Park and near the beach access points, including spaces for caravans and trailers.
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Free public beach access. The adjacent holiday park has fees for camping and accommodation.
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