Armonds Bay

Armonds Bay lies on the South Coast of New South Wales near Barragga Bay, south of Bermagui. Access is on foot via natural coastal tracks with no formal entry controls indicated. The final approach is over uneven ground and soft sand, so sturdy footwear for the walk and bare feet on the beach is the usual pattern. Allow time in daylight for the walk in and out and check tide and swell carefully before you go, as the water is open ocean affected by wind and tide with no sheltered area indicated. There is limited informal parking near the track entrance and no direct public transport, so most visitors arrive by private vehicle. No lifeguard service is expected and no patrolled area is indicated. There are no toilets, showers, food outlets or drinking water, and shade is limited to coastal vegetation, so bring water, food, sun protection and portable shade if you plan to stay. The surface is sand and the beach is generally quiet with low visitor numbers. Warmer months from December to February are generally more comfortable, while winter can be cool and windy and sun exposure is strong in the middle of the day. A typical visit lasts a few hours depending on weather and supplies. There is no indication of an entry fee and no published opening hours, with use generally during daylight hours. Mobile coverage can be limited in this remote setting, so plan accordingly and take care on the tracks and in the surf.