Pebbley Beach, Coastal beach in New South Wales, Australia.

Pebbley Beach is a beach in the Great Lakes region of New South Wales, about 500 km northeast of Canberra. The source records a subtropical climate with an average temperature of 18 °C, ranging from 22 °C in January to 12 °C in July, and annual rainfall of roughly 1,701 mm.

Pebbley Beach lies in the Great Lakes region of New South Wales, about 500 km northeast of Canberra. The source records no documented historical events, founding dates or Aboriginal history for the site; it is identified only as a beach in that region, with a subtropical climate averaging 18 °C and January temperatures near 22 °C.

Pebbley Beach lies in the Great Lakes region of New South Wales, about 500 km northeast of Canberra. The local climate is humid subtropical: January averages around 22 °C and July around 12 °C, with roughly 1,701 mm of rain a year, February being the wettest month at about 313 mm.

Pebbley Beach lies in the Great Lakes region of New South Wales, about 500 km northeast of Canberra. The climate is humid subtropical: January averages around 22 °C and July around 12 °C, with annual rainfall near 1,701 mm and February the wettest month. Plan around rain rather than a gravel-road drive.

Pebbley Beach lies in the Great Lakes region of New South Wales, about 500 km northeast of Canberra. The local climate is subtropical, with January averages near 22 °C and July near 12 °C, and annual rainfall around 1,701 mm, most of it falling in February.