Collers Beach

Collers Beach is a secluded bay located in Mollymook, New South Wales, Australia. Renowned for its pet-friendly atmosphere, it allows dogs to roam freely off-leash at any time of the day. The beach is also a popular destination for surfers due to the reef breaks at either end of the beach, including the notable 'Golfy' reef. The beach's natural characteristics include a rocky terrain filled with pebbles and small stones, and coarse sand. Despite the rocky nature, the waters are generally calm, making it a suitable location for families to enjoy. The beach also features rock shelves with interesting fossils and rock pools, which visitors can explore during low tide. However, due to the rocky terrain and the potential for strong waves, swimming is not recommended at Collers Beach. In terms of amenities, the beach offers recreational opportunities such as fishing and diving. Moreover, the presence of a rock pool provides an additional area for visitors to relax and enjoy. It's worth noting that Collers Beach is free to enter, but no specific facilities or accessibility information is provided. Parking is available at Collers Beach, but it can be limited, especially during peak times. Despite its secluded nature, the beach can attract a significant number of visitors, particularly dog owners. However, due to the beach's remote location and the size of the car park, the beach never feels too crowded.