Coral Fern Beach, Coastal beach in Budgewoi, New South Wales, Australia.
Coral Fern Beach is a sandy coastal area in Budgewoi, New South Wales, with fine light-colored sand and views across the Pacific Ocean. The shore is bordered by native plants and slopes gently into calm shallow waters.
Coral Fern Beach lies in Budgewoi, on the New South Wales central coast about 300 km northeast of Canberra, in the traditional country of the Darkinjung people. The surrounding climate is humid subtropical, with December averaging 21 °C and July about 10 °C, and rainfall near 1,393 mm a year.
Local residents maintain regular beach cleanup initiatives throughout the year to preserve the natural state of this shoreline for future generations.
Visitors should bring their own supplies and water since facilities on the beach are limited. Nearby shops and services are available in the town of Budgewoi.
Coral Fern Beach lies about 300 km south-west of Canberra, in south-eastern New South Wales. The source records a mean annual temperature of 17 °C, with December the warmest month at 21 °C on average and July the coolest at 10 °C, and annual rainfall of roughly 1,393 mm.
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