Broken Head Nature Reserve

National Parks and Reserves

Had enough of the crowds and looking for somewhere quiet and peaceful? Spend your day in this idyllic spot, where lush rainforest meets sandy beaches and a live history lesson unveils before you.
Aerial view of Broken Head in Broken Head Nature Reserve. Photo: John Spencer/DPIE
A woman walking along Three Sisters walking track, overlooking the beach in Broken Head Nature
A woman walking down Three Sisters walking track towards the ocean in Broken Head Nature Reserve.
Broken Head Nature Reserve, purple coral pea. Photo: D Mackey/NSW Government
Aerial view of Broken Head picnic area in Broken Head Nature Reserve. Photo: John Spencer/DPIE
A woman at a lookout along Three Sisters walking track in Broken Head Nature Reserve. Photo: John
Broken Head beach, Broken Head Nature Reserve. Photo: D Mackey/NSW Government
Cocked Hat Rocks, Broken Head Nature Reserve. Photo: D Mackey/NSW Government
Pack a picnic, cook up a storm on the barbecue, and enjoy the day swimming and walking on the beach. Play a game of beach cricket, relax with your fishing rod or just sit under a shady tree and laze away the day with a good book. Wander through the rainforest to Three Sisters lookout and emerge to stunning views of a pristine beach fringed with majestic trees.

Look out to the glistening blue waters and try spotting a passing whale, or a sea eagle diving for fish. Take a moment to admire the rocky outcrops in front of you and learn about the Aboriginal story they tell and the ancient culture they represent. With all this on offer, it's easy to see why Broken Head is treasured by locals and visitors alike.

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