Horderns Beach

Horderns Beach stretches for 580 meters along the shoreline, featuring white sand and clear waters bordered by native vegetation and rocky outcrops.

The beach carries the name of Samuel Horden, an early settler who influenced the development of Bundeena, an area originally inhabited by Dharawal people.

The beach functions as a central meeting point where residents participate in traditional Australian beach activities such as swimming, fishing, and family gatherings.

Visitors can access the beach through multiple entry points including Brighton Street, Horderns Lane, and Liverpool Street, with toilet facilities available near the ferry ramp.

The beach allows dogs at specific times, creating designated periods when pets can run without leashes along the 580-meter stretch of coastline.

Location: New South Wales

Elevation above the sea: 7 m

Length: 580 m

GPS coordinates: -34.08219,151.14679

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:23