Susan Gilmore Beach

Susan Gilmore Beach is a serene and picturesque location, often frequented by locals and those seeking a quieter beach experience. The beach is known for its natural beauty, with a thin mountain track leading down to the base, which can be a bit of a clamber, especially during high tide. However, during low tide, the beach is easily accessible from Bar Beach. The beach is also accessible from a cliff top car park via a rough track. The beach is dog-friendly, making it a popular spot for dog owners. It also offers ample space for private tanning. The beach is characterized by its beautiful sand and a gentle surf at the far end, making it an ideal spot for families with little ones. There are also some good shady picnic spots available. In terms of amenities, the beach has all the usual facilities. There is ample parking available for visitors. One of the highlights of the beach is the Memorial Walk, which runs across it. Starting to the north and going across the Anzac Bridge, this walk offers gorgeous views of the surrounding area. The number of visitors to the beach can depend on the tide. During low tide, more people tend to visit, while high tide sees fewer visitors due to the more challenging access. Despite this, Susan Gilmore Beach is generally quieter and less crowded than nearby Bar Beach.