Tucked between rocky headlands on the Kiama coast, Little Bay Beach is a sheltered pocket of golden sand protected from coastal swells, creating ideal conditions for snorkeling. The calm, clear waters and rocky ledges host a variety of fish and marine life, while a man-made rockpool adds family appeal. This unpatrolled beach feels wonderfully secluded yet is close to Kiama's town centre, offering a peaceful escape for underwater exploration.
Little Bay Beach (Kiama)
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Moderate risk: Unpatrolled beach
No lifeguards on duty — swim with caution and supervise children at all times.
Moderate risk: Strong rip currents
Although generally sheltered, rips can form near the rock boundaries during higher swell periods.
Low risk: Rock ledges
Rocky edges border the beach and can be slippery when wet; take care when entering or exiting the water.
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Located off Tingira Crescent in Kiama Downs, just south of Kiama town centre. Follow Terralong Street towards the coast, turn onto Tingira Crescent and continue to the beach carpark.
Limited street parking available along Tingira Crescent near the beach access point.
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