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Shelly Beach

Location

Shelly Beach

Elizabeth Beach, New South Wales, Australia

Beach

About Shelly Beach

Shelly Beach, located in Elizabeth Beach, NSW, stands out as a serene haven for naturists seeking a tranquil escape. This clothing-optional beach, known for its privacy and natural beauty, is a popular destination within the nudist community. Its legal status as a nude beach allows visitors to enjoy the sun and surf in total freedom, embodying the true spirit of naturism. The beach is relatively secluded, offering a sense of privacy and peace that is highly valued by its visitors. Amenities nearby include basic facilities such as restrooms and showers, ensuring a comfortable experience for…

Directions

After a 1km walk around the headland, you come upon a delightful little beach that awaits the sun lover. There are 'textiles' that visit here but don't be too shy of them. The sand is clean and white. There is a bush toilet nearby.

Common questions

Where is Shelly Beach?

Shelly Beach is at Booti Booti National Park, Elizabeth Beach, New South Wales, Australia.

What kind of place is Shelly Beach?

Shelly Beach is listed as a beach in Elizabeth Beach, New South Wales, Australia on True Nudists.

How do I get to Shelly Beach?

After a 1km walk around the headland, you come upon a delightful little beach that awaits the sun lover. There are 'textiles' that visit here but don't be too shy of them. The sand is clean and white. There is a bush toilet nearby.

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Reviews

Rated 5.00 out of 5 from 2 member reviews.

  • Best Nudist Beach in NSW

    5.00

    Quiet sublime clothes option beach in NSW with super friendly beach goers in one of the most relaxed atmospheres there is, highly recommended.

    Pros: quiet & isolated

    Cons: short walk over a small hill

    2020-10-14

  • Shelley beach

    5.00

    This is a delightful small unofficial nude beach that has good swimming and great views looking across to Elizabeth beach, the headland and beyond. It's not uncommon to see whales come in close to the beach during the migration season

    Pros: Nice beach, good swimming, usually not crowded.

    Cons: A bit of a walk over the headland to get there, and can get very busy during school holidays with clothed holiday makers although they congregate at the eastern end and don't bother the many naked sunbathers.

    2019-03-25

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