Shellys Beach NSW Australia

Overview

Close to the township of Pacific Palms, Shelly's Beach can be found just east of Elizabeth Beach. The beach retains an isolated feel, due to an enormous rock wall between the town and the beach. These outcrops shield the extremities of the beach from prying eyes and the lack of road access encourages bathers au naturel - this is an unofficial activity.

The beach is bounded by Elizabeth and Boomerang Beaches and Booti Booti National Park.

Things to do

Check out the Green Cathedral at the north end of Pacific Palms. This outdoor Cathedral is nestled in a cabbage tree forest overlooking Wallis Lake
Surf at Shelly's Beach
Explore Myall Lakes National Park and the 40km of almost uninterrupted coast
Moor your boat in at the public ramp at Wallis Lake or fish for some flathead
Visit spectacular Seal Rocks only 20 minutes away
Enjoy one of the cafes at nearby Blueys Beach
Browse the Pacific Palms Markets - held on the third weekend of every month
Spend the day at Forster - this tourist town has all the facilities you need