About Soldiers Beach
Soldiers Beach is a patrolled ocean beach at Noraville on the Central Coast of New South Wales, just south of Norah Head Lighthouse and adjoining Wyrrabalong National Park. Known for its consistent surf breaks, wide sandy shoreline and headland views, it is managed by Central Coast Council and patrolled by Soldiers Beach Surf Life Saving Club. The beach attracts swimmers, surfers and walkers and forms part of the coastal walk linking Norah Head to Pelican.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a wide sandy ocean beach backed by dunes and headland, with a patrolled swimming area in season, surf breaks along the beach, rock platforms at the northern end near Norah Head, and views to Norah Head Lighthouse. The foreshore has a surf club building, grassed reserve with picnic facilities, car parking and access paths to the sand. A coastal walking track connects Soldiers Beach to Pelican and Norah Head, offering lookouts and natural coastal scenery.
Key highlights
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Patrolled sandy surf beach managed by Soldiers Beach Surf Life Saving Club
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Consistent surf breaks popular for surfing
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Scenic headland and views to Norah Head Lighthouse
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Coastal walking track linking to Wyrrabalong National Park
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Rock platforms and ocean lookouts at northern end