Blenheim Beach

Our second favorite beach on the south coast. It's nice and secluded. Each time we went, it was nice and quiet. Plenty of exploring for the kids to do. The water was absolutely stunning. Crystal clear. There are amenities close by, parking seems limited but still, it wasn't busy so we were able to park easily. Nice and local to food outlets. Definitely can't wait to visit again.

Wonderful protected beach with beautiful forest all around. The White Sands walking trail above the beach is great for a wander

There's something inexplicably enchanting about this particular beach that captivates me every time I come here. It's as if the waves whisper to me, soothing my soul and easing my worries, as though it has been privy to every single one of my secrets, both my highs and my lows. I have come here in moments of despair, shedding tears of heartbreak, and the playful dolphins that frolic in the salty water have witnessed it all. But today, as I stand on the shore, the sun shining down on me, I feel an overwhelming sense of joy and gratitude. I marvel at the beauty of this incredible place, and I am filled with a sense of awe at the majesty of the ocean. The way the waves crash against the shore, the smell of the salt in the air, and the warmth of the sun on my skin, all come together to create a moment that I know I will cherish forever. As I take in the stunning vista before me, I can't help but feel as though this moment is perfect. The sky is a beautiful shade of blue, the clouds are fluffy and white, and the water glistens like diamonds in the sun's rays. I am grateful for this moment of peace and tranquility, and I know that I will keep this memory close to my heart. This beach has become a sanctuary for me, a place where I can come to find solace, and I will always cherish the moments I spend here.

Blenheim Beach is a gorgeous little horseshoe beach, and part of the White Sands Walk in Jervis Bay National Park. With the same coloured water, sand and sky as its famous neighbour Hyams, this relatively unknown spot is where the locals go to avoid those awful invading Sydneysiders like… er… us. In fact you should probably stop reading this now and just scroll on to something else, or the local friend who told us about this one may get cranky about sharing the secret. It’s surrounded by dense sloping bushland giving the whole bush-to-beach experience and is known for having some of the best snorkelling in the bay near it’s little rocky headlands. It was simply made of win: Hyams without the horror, the influencers or the battle for parking. We’d never been before but will certainly return. Just don’t tell anyone, ok?

Really love beach. Lots of shade, parking close and toilet facilities.