Birubi Beach

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In the tangle of beaches, bays, coves and sand dunes that make up the Anna Bay area is the delightful Birubi Beach and its sister Little Birubi Beach. Protected from the elements by Tomaree Headland, the beach is one of the gateways to the Stockton Sand Dunes, the largest moving coastal sand mass in the southern hemisphere. A short stroll away is Little Birubi Beach, this calm water cove makes a great location for little children and boat launching.

Birubi Beach is patrolled during school holidays and on weekends, and boasts a local Surf Life Saving Club. Some of the best beach and rock fishing in the region takes place at Birubi Point.

For those interested in long beach strolls the Birubi Beach runs uninterupted all the way to Newcastle.

Things to do

Learn to surf at Birubi Beach with the local surf school
Hire surf or sand boards at the Blue Juice Cafe at the Surf Club
Fish at Birubi Point, there are 2 large bait and tackle shops in nearby Anna Bay
Take a safari adventure on the sand dunes, 4WD, camel or horse ride or sand board the dunes
Explore the wreck of Sygna at Stockton Beach
See the rambling shacks of Tin City at Bobs Farm
Discover the 'tank traps' a relic from WW2 at the Anna Bay carpark
Sample local wines at 3 local wineries on Bobs Farm
Pay a visit to the Oakland Farm & Fauna World at Salt Ash
Take a dolphin or whale watching cruise at Port Stephens
Dine aboard an evening Dinner cruise for the romantic at heart
Hire a boat or Jet ski at Nelson Bay
Sea Kayak. Day, night or Sunset Champagne tours are available