Myrtle Beach

Myrtle Beach

About Myrtle Beach

Welcome to Myrtle Beach in South Durras, a serene nudist haven nestled on the NSW coast. This clothing-optional beach is a favorite among those who embrace the naturist lifestyle, offering a tranquil escape where the sun and surf create a perfect backdrop for relaxation and freedom.

Myrtle Beach is legally recognized as a nude beach, ensuring that visitors can enjoy the sands in their natural state without concerns. The beach is well-maintained, with clear signage and respectful guidelines that help maintain its status as a premier nude-friendly location.

Aside from sunbathing and swimming, Myrtle Beach provides basic amenities such as public toilets and shaded areas, making it comfortable for day-long visits. The surrounding area of South Durras is also rich in wildlife, offering a chance to spot native birds and occasionally, dolphins frolicking in the waves.

Historically, Myrtle Beach has been a part of the naturist movement in Australia for decades, attracting visitors who support and respect the principles of the FKK (Freikörperkultur or Free Body Culture). Its enduring popularity is a testament to the community's commitment to preserving the beach's pristine condition and welcoming atmosphere.

Whether you're a seasoned nudist or a curious first-timer, Myrtle Beach in South Durras is a splendid choice for anyone seeking a genuine connection with nature and like-minded individuals. Come and experience the liberating joy of a day at Myrtle Beach—where freedom and nature meet.

Myrtle Beach Directions

The Myrtle Beach turnoff, on the highway, is located just 8klms north of Batemans Bay, where Myrtle Beach is located just past South Durras in Murramarang National Park. I can recommend a stay at Murramarang Resort, which has excellent camping, caravan and cabin accommodation. Murramarang Resort and Camping is only 2 klms to Myrtle Beach.