Cudgera Beach is located in Hastings Point, New South Wales, Australia, offering a serene and picturesque coastal experience. It stretches for approximately 2.9 km, forming the seaward side of a sand barrier backed by Cudgera Creek. The northern section remains a reserve with dune vegetation, while the southern end has been developed for housing. The beach features a double bar system, exposed to all waves, with strong rip currents. Visitors can access the beach from Hastings Point car park in the north and limited access in the residential area to the south.
The area has significant cultural and ecological importance, with nearby sites showcasing ancient rocks and diverse wildlife habitats.
Cudgera Beach offers activities like surfing and fishing, and it is close to attractions such as Cabarita Headland and the Tweed Valley rainforests.
