Birubi Beach
Beach · Port Stephens ·

Birubi Beach

Beach · Port Stephens ·

Vast beach with dunes, camel rides, sandboarding, and sunsets

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73 James Paterson St, Anna Bay NSW 2316, Australia Get directions

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73 James Paterson St, Anna Bay NSW 2316, Australia Get directions

+61 2 4981 9253
portstephens.nsw.gov.au

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Birubi Beach

Mustafa B.

Google
Good beach near sand dunes and having camel rides. Limited parking.. driving onto sand needs 4WD and permits. Do check if the permits are open for the day before you venture there. (permits need to be purchased from other locations, not available on site.)

Ambra S.

Google
Beautiful beach with stunning sunset view. Not that many people but still there were lifeguards with flags so it’s safe to swim. I recommend to bring a beach umbrella or any other structure for shad as sunscreen by itself does not save you from sunburn. We also saw camels, it seems like there are organised rides. My husband also told me that you can go on the dunes and beach if you have a four wheels drive, sounds like fun

Azure

Google
The sand dunes alongside the ocean are truly beautiful. You should definitely try camel riding and sandboarding while you’re here! But if you’re sensitive to the sun, make sure to apply plenty of sunscreen!

Gerry V.

Google
The All Terrain Vehicle was comfortable, and the driver negotiated the soft sand very well. Unfortunately, the drive on the sand was short, but the view from the sand dunes toward the coast was beautiful. While the drive was short, our time at the sand boarding site was great. We would definitely do this again.

Jessica L.

Google
The water is literally see through and when the light hits the water it sparkles like the stars. It is absolutely a beautiful place to swim and enjoy the outdoor activities around this place. The beach is very clean and you can also bring your fluffy friends to play here! - *PS. You should not miss the sunset, it is breathtaking!

Ilynne S.

Google
Breathtaking beach! Big area for dog to run around.

Caine

Google
Very cool sand dunes and beach close to Sydney. Loads to do and even camel 🐪 rides and sand boarding 😎🏂

JJ W.

Google
Exceptional beach, not always the best surf but plenty of room. Plenty of rock pools at the end with dunes for miles. Hot tip: Sunsets are sensational! Toilets are not overly clean and get your coffee/food from in town and support the little businesses. Stay away from the cafe as it’s slow, very expensive, average quality, and doesn’t take kindly to any honest feedback. (Think typical monopoly tourist trap)