Emerald Beach

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Emerald Beach
Emerald Beach
Emerald Beach
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Coffs Coast Regional Park

1 current alert · Checked 14 Oct 2026, 2:05 am

  • Elsewhere in the parkClosed areas

    Moonee Creek south bridge (Caravan park to Green Bluff access) closed

    Moonee Creek (Sugar Mill Creek) Bridge is closed as the bridge was removed due to damage. A new bridge will be built in its place, please see below link for details.

    The bridge crossing provides access:

    • to Reflections Holiday Park
    • from Moonee south to Coffs Coast Regional Park, Green Bluff and Sapphire North.

    If you are planning to do the Solitary Islands coastal walk please reroute:

    • west along Moonee Beach Road to the south-west corner of the shopping centre
    • south along new concrete path on eastern side of Pacific Highway
    • south onto southern end of North Solitary Drive
    • east onto North Sapphire Road to the beach access at Beachstone Cafe.

    Green Bluff is still accessible from the south via Rutile trail, off Ivory Circuit in North Sapphire.

    Reflections Holiday Parks Moonee manages this bridge and is contactable on 02 6653 6552.

    Read more about the bridge replacement. https://www.crownland.nsw.gov.au/projects-and-public-notices/projects/moonee-beach-pedestrian-bridge

About

Emerald Beach is a lovely seaside village just 15 minutes north of Coffs Harbour and stone’s throw from Woolgoolga. This stretch of the Coffs Coast known for its raw, protected coastal landscape and with fabulous café choices just a lazy walk from the beach, it is easy to spend the entire day taking in the spectacular coastal views with the whole family.

Emerald beach offers soft sand to walk your dog off-leash north of Fiddamans Creek, and stretches all the way to Diggers Head in the South, giving your pooch plenty of space to run free and take a dip if they so please.

It’s a quieter atmosphere than some of the other beaches along the Coffs Coast, as well as being a safe option for swimming. You can take the kids on a beach walk around to Look At Me Now Headland or head to the playground in the park behind the beach.

Lifeguards patrol Emerald Beach during the summer holidays, from December to the end of January, and thanks to a southern left hand reef break as well as a beach break is a surfing hot spot for locals and tourists. Solitary Island Surf School can often be found using Emerald Beach for beginner’s surf lessons as the southern headland shelters the beach from larger swells and makes a great spot to learn.

Coffs Coast Regional Park · North Coast

Positioned near Look-at-me-now Headland, 20km from Coffs Harbour, Emerald Beach is a local surfing hotspot. Visit also for fishing or swimming, or for barbecues in the picnic area.

What to bring

  • Hat
  • Sunscreen

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Where you'll be

Ocean View Cres

Emerald Beach NSW 2456