Shelly Beach, Beach in Australia

Shelly Beach is a beach in the Nambucca Shire local government area of New South Wales, on the state's east coast about 600 km north-east of Canberra. The climate is subtropical, with January averages near 24 °C and July near 13 °C, and annual rainfall around 1,765 mm.

Shelly Beach lies in Nambucca Shire on the New South Wales coast, about 600 km north-east of Canberra. The source records no Aboriginal or European history for this beach, so its documented past is limited to its place within the shire and its subtropical climate, with January averages near 24 °C and July near 13 °C.

Shelly Beach lies in Nambucca Shire on the New South Wales mid-north coast, about 600 km northeast of Canberra. The local climate is humid subtropical: January averages around 24 °C and July around 13 °C, with roughly 1,765 mm of rain a year, mostly falling between February and October.

Shelly Beach lies in Nambucca Shire on the New South Wales mid-north coast, about 600 km northeast of Canberra. The beach faces east and is bordered by dunes and low cliffs. Access is via unsealed tracks from the nearby road; no surf club or cafés are documented at this location. Check tide times before walking the shoreline.

Shelly Beach lies in Nambucca Shire on the east coast of New South Wales, about 600 km north-east of Canberra. Its climate is humid subtropical: January averages around 24 °C and July around 13 °C, with roughly 1,765 mm of rain a year.