Kioloa Beach is close to Murramarang National Park and has stunning views of nearby Belowa Island which protects the beach from big swell, making it a great beach for fishing, families and kayaking. It has a small boat ramp at its southern end, and Butlers Creek and Butlers Headland at the northern end.
Access is via the car park at the southern end of the beach. There is an accessible lookout to spot migrating whales and other wildlife also a community-built pathway nearby
Hours
Open 24 hours
Facilities and visitor features
2 features
Disabled access available, contact operator for details.
Beautiful, accessible beach with parking close to the beach.
š Ample parking in lot.
š» Toilets next to the rescue building. No outdoor shower or drinking water that I could see.
šØā𦽠This is the most accessible beach on the South Coast, there are parking spots just meters from the beach and a boat ramp that can take someone in a chair or walker in.
Tully
Google review
Kioloa is a beautiful Beach spot for the kids to play and a peaceful beach for couples and parents. The best part - There's A group of friendly stingrays that cruise up and down the bay; The fishermen like to feed them. Great spot to go snorkeling and kayaking too, there's no swell so its a great water friendly beach for toddlers and really young children.
Michael Kabuni
Google review
You can catch the beautiful sunrise. Accomodation are plentiful: caravans.
Karen Picknell
Google review
Dog friendly B&B everything available from wood for fireplace, pool table, clean, retro back to the 70s.. watch the whales from kitchen window, coffee shop around the corner with great coffee!!!. Walking distance to the beach.. quiet! Perfect for R&R...
Philip Nugent
Google review
Actually it's a lovely beach, and great for swimming, but the experience is often spoiled by excessive numbers of off-leash dogs. The nearby caravan park is "Pet Friendly" but this seems to imply that the beach is an off-leash dog beach. It isn't. Leaving your stuff on the beach can mean that your towel is already wet when you come to dry off! Also, the presence of the nearby boat ramp means that Jet-ski's can be a problem during peak periods, and dangerous behavior has been experienced.