Werri Beach

Australia, Australia

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Werri Beach is a coastal town and beach on the south coast of New South Wales, Australia, located between Kiama and Gerringong along the Tasman Sea.

The beach runs about 1.7–1.9 km from the northern Red Cliff headland to the south, with a lagoon and creek at the northern end and an ocean rock pool at the southern end, giving it a mix of calm, sheltered spots and open surf breaks. It is popular with surfers because of consistent waves and a reef break at the southern point, while families often enjoy the rock pool and relatively flat stretches for swimming.

The area is backed by houses, a caravan park, surf club, and bowling club, with a bike path along the dune top, and it is regarded as a moderately hazardous patrolled beach with strong rips and high surf, requiring caution for swimmers.