Birubi Beach — Attraction in Anna Bay

Birubi Point beach (NSW 238) is a 400 m long southeast-facing sand beach bordered by the rocks of the point, together with rocks outcropping along and off the beach. Waves average over 1 m, and maintain three permanent rock-controlled rips. The beach is backed by a large car park, picnic area, fenced aboriginal midden and then the Birubi Point residential area that extends 1 km north to Anna Bay. A potentially hazardous beach especially during southerly waves when three rips are operating amongst the rocks. Stay on the bar and well away from the rocks. Too many rocks for safe surfing. Known to fishers as Cemetery Point both the rocks and the beach are popular and readily accessible spots. Birubi Point marks the southern extent of the volcanic rocks that dominate the coast north to Broughton Island. It also marks the southern boundary of the contorted rocks of the New England fold belt, and north boundary of the more horizontally bedded rocks of the...

Always a beautiful stretch of coastline. Has the cafe next to the surf lifesaving club. It is quite expensive which is puzzling as they are ALWAYS busy. My advice is pack a lunch & save a bucket. There are toilets & showers available plus a wheelchair accessible ramp. Parking is somewhat an issue as it gets extremely busy. As well as the top carpark, which is bitumised, there is a road down onto the sand from there & quite a lot of parking available. Still, even that gets full regularly. Today the beach was closed for swimming due to a large & dangerous swell. Not even the surfers were out. You could walk along the beach still. Camel rides operate from next to the sand beach carpark. Usually, it's great beach for all ages. Just remember to get in early for a park or it will be...

Birubi Beach is one of the most stunning and peaceful beaches in Port Stephens, famous for its golden sand dunes, crystal-clear water, and wide open coastline. It’s the perfect spot for swimming, surfing, camel riding, or simply relaxing while enjoying the breathtaking ocean views. The beach feels spacious and clean, with plenty of room to walk along the shore or watch the sunset. You can also see 4WDs driving across the sand dunes, adding excitement to the scenery. Nearby, there’s a café where you can sit down, enjoy a coffee, and take in the sea breeze. The atmosphere here is calm yet adventurous — ideal for families, friends, and travellers who want to experience both beauty and fun. Whether it’s sunrise or afternoon, Birubi Beach always feels magical and...