Dalmeny Beach is a tranquil, unspoiled stretch of sand on the NSW South Coast within Eurobodalla National Park, near Narooma. Protected by rocky headlands, the beach offers calm, shallow waters close to shore — ideal for snorkelers to explore rocky reef formations teeming with nooks and crannies. The adjacent Dalmeny Campground provides direct beachfront access, making this a relaxed, family-friendly snorkel spot away from the crowds.
Dalmeny Beach
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Wave Height 0.6 mSwell Period 6.2 sWind Speed 6.5 knPrecipitation 15 mmTidal Phase flood
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Low risk: Outgoing tide current
Gentle currents can develop near the southern rocky headland on an outgoing tide, particularly during larger swell events.
Low risk: Rocky reef edges
Sharp rock formations and ledges are exposed at low tide near the headlands; care needed when entering and exiting the water.
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Entry
From Princes Highway, turn east onto Dalmeny Drive and follow it to the beach. The Dalmeny Campground is located right on the beachfront. From Sydney, take the A1 south for approximately 4 hours; from Canberra, take the Kings Highway to Batemans Bay then south along the Princes Highway.
Parking & facilities
Parking available at Dalmeny Campground and along Dalmeny Drive near the beach access points.
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No day-use fee for beach access. Camping fees apply at Dalmeny Campground if staying overnight.
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