Forresters Beach

Forresters Beach is a sandy ocean beach in the suburb of Forresters Beach on the Central Coast of New South Wales, Australia. Located between Bateau Bay and Wamberal, it is patrolled by Forresters Beach Surf Life Saving Club and backed by residential areas and Wyrrabalong National Park. The beach is known for its consistent surf, open coastline, rock platforms and coastal walking tracks.

Visitors can expect a long, open sandy beach with rolling surf, patrolled swimming area in season, and headlands at each end. The beach is backed by dunes and a surf club, with car parks and access tracks leading to the sand. To the north, the coastline connects to Wyrrabalong National Park and Crackneck Point lookout. The setting is natural and residential, suitable for swimming, surfing, beach walking and photography with views along the Central Coast coastline.