Beach Access 29 is a activities & tours in Sunshine Beach, NSW, Australia. It has a 4.5/5 rating from 17 Google reviews.Listed on thegood.guide, the local's guide to Byron Bay.
Beach Access 29
Sunshine Beach · Activities & Tours
Hidden GemBeachfrontSolo TravellerParking Available
4.5/5
(17 reviews)
The steps are the thing. Steep, wooden, and enough of them to make you reconsider the esky, Beach Access 29 drops down through a strip of coastal rainforest to a stretch of Sunshine Beach that sits noticeably quieter than the main drag. Reviewers are split on what they find at the bottom: one calls the sand terrible, another finds the whole thing wonderful. What they agree on is the relative solitude. The small car park fills, but the beach below rarely does. Worth knowing before you load up the pram: this one is not stroller territory. Go light, go early, and let the canopy walk earn the swim.
Opening Hours
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Contact
- 23 The Esplanade, Sunshine Beach QLD 4567
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What People Say
Greg Noblea year ago
We accessed the beach. 🤣 It’s a little gnarly - steep steps, but ok.
Paul Lucantoni5 months ago
A wonderful beach ⛱️ that was not busy, with a beautiful walk through the rainforest, easy access.
Umme Kulsum6 months ago
Beautiful and away from crowds but very hard to go down all those steps with kids
Fed20a year ago
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