Flimston Bay

This little slice of hidden beach paradise - also known as Flimston Bay, is not so easy to access. The good news is that your effort is likely rewarded by having the beach to yourself.

South-facing, so it picks up the best of the sunshine and the cliffs surrounding the beach offer protection from cross winds.

At low tide the sand has some interesting rock formation and nearby there are numerous caves, blowholes, rock arches and sea stacks.

On the headland just west of the beach is a huge collapsed sea cave known as the Cauldron where the swirling seas can be seen from above crashing into through the cave mouth.

A little bit hidden paradise beach with hard access but worth to visit. Spectacular views and when I was there in August I saw there seals.