Kings Beach

Broken Head, Byron Bay, New South Wales

About This Beach

Kings Beach is a secluded beach within Broken Head Nature Reserve, south of Byron Bay. This beautiful stretch of sand is accessed via a walking track through coastal rainforest and has been used for clothing-optional bathing for decades. The beach offers a genuine wilderness experience with dramatic headlands, pristine waters, and abundant wildlife. It's considered one of the most scenic beaches in the Byron region.

Features

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Important Warnings

  • •Bush track access
  • •Remote beach
  • •Strong currents possible
  • •No facilities

How to Get There

Parking

Car park at Broken Head Nature Reserve entrance. 15-20 minute walk to beach.

Public Transport

Limited - best to drive or cycle from Byron Bay.

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Best Time to Visit

SeptemberOctoberNovemberDecemberJanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMay

Nearby Attractions

  • Broken Head Nature Reserve
  • Suffolk Park
  • Cape Byron
  • Seven Mile Beach

Quick Information

Official Status
Unofficial (Tolerated)
Accessibility
Moderate - Some walking required
Safety
Unpatrolled - Exercise Caution
Crowd Level
very quiet
Coordinates
-28.7167, 153.5833
Postcode
2481
Last Updated
2026-01-01
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