Bogangar Beach (NSW 4) runs almost due south for 8 km from Cudgen Headland and Creek to the rocks just north of Norries Head. Access in the north is from a car park located just past the bridge over Cudgen Creek. For most of its length it is paralleled by a sealed road a few hundred metres in from the beach with three major tourist and residential developments called Salt, Casuarina and Cotton Beach, extending for 4 km behind the centre of the beach, all built in the early 2000s. The state’s newest SLSC was established at Salt in 2005.

Swimming

A typical open North Coast beach with inner and outer bars and rip currents plus the intervening deep trough and longshore sweep. The currents in the trough and rips are intensified on the falling tide and can generate a dangerous situation. The sand waves moving.

Patrol

The patrolling season generally runs from September – April.

Tweed Kids

Your guide to the Tweed for kids

Cabarita Beach