Towradgi Beach — Attraction in Wollongong City Council

Towradgi Beach is a serene coastal destination located approximately five kilometers north of Wollongong, New South Wales. Stretching over three kilometers from Towradgi Creek to the estuary formed by Cabbage Tree and Fairy Creeks, this beach offers a tranquil setting for both relaxation and recreation.

The beach is renowned for its 50-meter saltwater rock pool, which includes a separate toddler pool, making it ideal for families with young children. The surrounding area features grassy picnic spots equipped with gas barbecues, providing a perfect setting for outdoor meals.

For those interested in water activities, Towradgi Beach is a popular spot for surfing, bodyboarding, and beach fishing. The beach’s gentle waves and clear waters make it suitable for swimmers of all levels.

The beach is also dog-friendly, with designated off-leash areas during specific times, allowing pet owners to enjoy the beach alongside their furry companions.

Accessible via the coastal shared path, Towradgi Beach is conveniently located near the Towradgi Bowling and Recreation Club, offering additional dining and entertainment options. Whether you’re seeking a peaceful day by the sea or an active beach experience, Towradgi Beach caters to a variety...

Beautiful views up and down the coastline/escarpment. We typically ride along the bicycle path from Wollongong to Austinmer rather than swim. Though many people do swim, I prefer other beaches as the waves can be a bit abrupt. Still...

Good beach with a long expanse of sand. On a good day you can walk from Towradgi pool, through Fairy Meadow beach and I to Wollongong. On a bad day you just have to detour through...