Whites Beach & Campground Inc

A beautiful secluded beach that occasionally you might get to yourselves. It's not very big and the access is very steep but even for me it was doable. It's a dirt road to the carpark and not a big carpark but the enjoyment of the beach itself is worth it. No facilities not even a toilet block. But that's why you might get it to yourself. We were there late in the day so the photos don't do it justice.

Hard to get there residence stole the easiest access, 7 mile rd dangerous and small even for the smallest cars, to far by the time you get there you can't enjoy enough of the beach before you hike it back or risk the high tides or dark road. If it wasn't for the beach itself I would neg the rating. Sorry to say.

One of the most beautiful beaches that we've seen throughout our trip in Australia. Beautiful white sand and turquoise water, secluded and quite beach where you an find your own spot to relax. Definitely worth the walk down and up hill, really recommended

Well worth the walk down to the beach Not much parking and take some shade as there is not much natural shade in the beach

Beautiful beach with great views from the Northern end and stairs down to the beach at the southern car park. Be sure to park in the spaces provided as police appeared to be patrolling the day we were there.

Driving in from Byron Bay north direction you take the seven mile beach road for 10km until you pass kings beach you should reach the second set of cars parked for whites beach. Amazing views and worth the short 10min hike down. Popular surf beach but great swell and soft sanded beach.

Absolutely beautiful! We stayed there for a few hours catching the waves and sunbathing. The water was clear and the sand was really clean and white. There are some rocks on your left which can be dangerous as the current is strong but still a great secluded beach :

Amazing beach. Very few people there, practically a private beach. There's some parking right near the path down, and also a minute or two walk up the road if that spot is full. The path down has steps for most of it, but has some larger rocky steps as you get further down.

An amazing secluded beach. Worth the climb down the rocky steps to get there. Make sure to check the wind direction as strong easterly breezes brings in some rough waves and depending on the season, blue bottle jelly fish

Wonderful spot very close to Byron Bay. It is clearly a good location for some surf, although still suitable for people that don't like waves. Can get really hot and shaded areas are present but limited. Requires 10 minutes of gravel road to get to.