Elouera Beach

Elouera Beach is a stretch of white sand along Bate Bay in Cronulla with regular waves rolling in from the ocean. The shoreline offers good conditions for both swimmers and surfers throughout the year.

The surf lifesaving club that formed in the 1960s shaped this beach into an organized swimming and rescue hub. The establishment of that facility helped establish it as a center for water sports and community safety.

The name comes from an Aboriginal language and reflects the deep connection between the land and the people who have lived here for a long time. You can see this relationship woven throughout the coastal area.

Lifeguards keep watch over the water during peak swimming months, and rescue services are available year-round on the beach. Access to the shoreline is straightforward and welcoming for visitors of all abilities.

A section of the shoreline between this beach and the north is locally known as The Wall, a geographic feature many visitors miss. This local nickname refers to an interesting curve in the coast that shapes the water conditions.