The 10 Best Family-Friendly Beaches in South Coast New South Wales

[@wickedwabbit7365]

Great video, I love the new interactive style, thank you and keep the videos coming

[@barefootgeek]

Thank-you kindly - I will :)

[@SniperPhotography]

I grew up in Sanctuary Point in the 70s and have visited all the beaches mentioned here. And boy hasn't it changed.Its where my photography life started. Thank you for bringing this to us. Sniper Photography

[@barefootgeek]

I'll bet it has. The rate of change is accelerating a lot because the highway's now four lane all the way from Sydney to the other side of Jervis Bay and because of CovID.

[@kaarinsture2778]

I was only talking to my best friend yesterday who lives in Narrawallee about the video posted about the inlet Glad to see new video posted unfortunately until lockdown finishes can only watch and dream

[@barefootgeek]

Thanks Kaarin :)

[@greenc101]

great run down Andy! Thanks for putting this together mate!

[@barefootgeek]

Thanks matey :)

[@dbaddah8783]

Great video mate. Heaps of gems on the south coast!

[@barefootgeek]

Thanks mate - there sure are :)

[@kate0680]

Such a brilliant video. thanks so much for sharing these beautiful beaches. I've been to a few and there are a bunch i'm hoping to take our 3 year old to in the coming months. Totally agree with your comments on Hyams and Honeymoon Bay though.

[@xploredownunder]

Nice content

[@barefootgeek]

Cheers :)

[@lorrainehodder8913]

Hey Andy, giving away our locals secret, Currarong!

[@carncats07]

Are there beaches with Kangaroo populations?

[@barefootgeek]

Two best options for this are 1) Cave Beach in the Booderee National Park and 2) Pebbly Beach in the Murramurang National Park. Large 'roo populations at both and excellent chance of seeing them :)

[@carncats07]

@@barefootgeek Cheers.