Salt/Casuarina is a sub-section of Bogangar Beach.Bogangar Beach runs almost due north – south for 8 m 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.

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 northward past the Surf Club result in variable bar and rip positions. The Surf Club averages 8 rescues each year.

Patrol

Salt SLSC is committed to making Salt and Casuarina beach area one of the safest on the New Tweed Coast. Our volunteers patrol at Salt/Casuarina Beach on weekends and Public Holidays during the season. The patrol season runs from September through until April the following year, ensuring that the beach is kept safe for residents and visitors. Our patrol services are supplemented by the Australian Lifeguard Service during the NSW school holidays, who provide additional patrol coverage during those weekdays.

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Salt & Casuarina Beach