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Severs Beach is nestled in the fishing and whale-watching haven of Eden on the Sapphire Coast of New South Wales. This picturesque beach along the Pambula River offers a tempting escape all year round, with various activities to suit every season.

Severs Beach is perfect for swimming, paddling, and game fishing in the summer months. The waters come alive, and the beach becomes a hub of aquatic activity. Game fishing enthusiasts will find the period between December and May particularly rewarding.

Severs Beach Location

Easily accessible by car, Drive 10km south along Princes Highway from Eden, turn left at Haycock Road, Ben Boyd National Park, and drive 4km to the Severs Beach turn-off. Turn left at Severs Beach Road and drive 1.2km to the carpark, where it’s then a short 300m walk to the beach.

Severs Beach Heritage

One of the most remarkable aspects of Severs Beach is its rich heritage. Explore Aboriginal shell middens, carbon-dated to 3,500 years old, as you tread the wooden boardwalk that leads to the beach. This cultural treasure is part of Beowa National Park, and visitors are urged to stay on designated paths and respect the cultural significance of this special area.

Practical Information:

Location:
Drive 10km south along Princes Highway from Eden.
Turn left at Haycock Road, Ben Boyd National Park.
Drive 4km to the Severs Beach turn-off.
Turn left at Severs Beach Road and drive 1.2km to the carpark.
It’s then a short 300m walk to the beach.

Swimming Experience:
Severs Beach is one of the most scenic on the South Coast of NSW, offering a great swimming experience. Caution: Strong rips and currents may be present, so swimmers should be aware of the conditions.

Fishing at Severs Beach:
A fantastic fishing beach, Severs Beach is known for salmon, flathead, bream, and whiting.
Look for changes in tides along the rocks for the best fishing spots.

Discover the allure of Severs Beach, where natural beauty, seasonal activities, and cultural heritage converge for an unforgettable coastal experience.

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