The Pinnacles in Beowa National Park is a captivating snorkeling spot where the vibrant blue Pacific meets striking white-sand cliffs capped with red gravel clay — a spectacular Tertiary-era erosion feature. While the 1.1 km Pinnacles Loop walking track offers scenic coastal views, the real draw below the waterline is the clear, calm inshore waters hugging the beach. Set between Eden and Pambula on NSW's Sapphire Coast, this shore-entry spot offers a unique blend of geological wonder and protected swimming, with views south to Lennards Island and north to Haycock Point.
The Pinnacles, Eden
Fair. Experienced snorkellers only.
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Low risk: Park closures (bushfire season)
The park may close due to poor weather or fire danger — always check NPWS alerts before visiting.
Low risk: Park closures (early bushfire season)
The park may close due to poor weather or fire danger — always check NPWS alerts before visiting.
Low risk: Uneven shore entry
The beach and water entry can feature some uneven sand and rock sections; sturdy footwear recommended for entry.
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From Princes Highway near Eden, turn onto Haycock Road (signposted for Pinnacles). Continue to Pinnacles Access Road and follow to the car park at the trailhead. The beach and snorkeling area is a short walk from the parking area.
Car park available at the Pinnacles Loop walking track trailhead on Pinnacles Access Road.
No fees for day access. Beowa National Park entry is free.
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