Diggers Beach

February 16, 2023
Heather Stone
Uncategorized

About Diggers Beach

Surrounded by lush tropical gardens, Diggers Beach lies as an aquatic paradise off the coast of Coffs Harbour. An ideal spot for surfers and anglers alike, it offers picturesque views perfect for swimming or a beach stroll – not to mention birdwatching opportunities! Plus, with its proximity to the iconic Big Banana attraction right across the way – this is one beach visit you won’t want to miss out on!

Tourists visiting Coffs Harbour will be delighted to discover Diggers Beach, conveniently located next door to the iconic Big Banana landmark. With its wide sand and sheltered shoreline, it promises a quiet stroll on one of Australia’s most scenic beaches – perfect for soaking up those sea views!

What to do at Diggers Beach

If you’re looking for the perfect beach spot that’s close to local attractions, Diggers Beach is it! Located across from Coffs Harbour’s beloved Big Banana, this sheltered and wind-free coastline provides family fun – take a dip in crystal clear waters or enjoy some surf fishing. But if swimming isn’t your thing? Look no further than the elevated pavilion overlooking Macauleys Headland – where remarkable views of sea birds await. When day-trippers need respite (and sustenance!), an adjoining picnic area with a playground offers ideal BBQ facilities for all ages.

Diggers Beach is a must-visit destination for locals and tourists alike. Its sheltered shores offer perfect conditions to practice water sports like swimming, surfing and fishing without strong winds or currents. If you’re feeling more relaxed, the elevated pavilion onsite provides stunning panoramic views of Coffs Harbour’s Big Banana across the road – plus plenty of birdwatching opportunities! For those looking for something different, take your family down to the nearby picnic area with a children’s playground that promises fun after an invigorating day at this gorgeous beach – all only moments away from being able to watch sunsets over Macauleys Headland.