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STEAMERS BEACH STEAMERS NEEDED WILD SOUTHERN SWELLS UNINTERRUPTED FRESH FLOW LET’S GO 🌊🌊🌊 Atma vidya Steamers Beach is a secluded, wild, and rugged beach located in Booderee National Park ( Jervis Bay ), known for high 130-meter vegetated sand dunes believed to be formed by a prehistoric tsunami . It is a popular, challenging 1-hour walk, offering stunning, often empty, coastal scenery and a steep staircase descent. [ 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ] Key Features and Tips Access: A 2.3 km (one way) hike from the Steamers Beach car park leads to the beach. The trail takes around 1.5–2 hours to return, featuring steep steps and sand dunes. Swimming & Safety: While beautiful, Steamers Beach is known for strong surf, dangerous rips , and currents; caution is advised, and it is considered " potentially sharky ". Nearby Spots: The nearby Whiting Beach and Kitty's Beach are also hidden...







































































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