Milk Beach

Milk Beach is a snow-white coastline, the beach is snow-white light fine sand, the sea is also very comfortable, especially in the summer, the traffic here is very dense, you can see a lot of good sea scenery.

Locally, there are not many tourists on a beach. Many locals come back here to have fun. The air is very good and the sea view is not bad. The surrounding traffic is also very convenient. A beautiful place.

Below Strickland House on the Elmita Beach Trail, Little Milk Beach is facing the city, quiet but easy to access. Although clean and the water looks good, the sand is not very good (unlike the nearby Hermit Bay beach, where a lot of garbage is washed away). It may be best suited to sit on the rocks.

Milk Beach is a relatively remote beach in Sydney, the beach's sea is very clear, white light under the sun, like mixed into milk, so named. The beach is largely undeveloped, but the sand is very soft and is definitely an ideal place to take pictures.

Love this beach! The sea is crystal clear and suitable for swimming. There are many places to picnic on the beach and you can see the city view of Sydney. The only drawback is that it is very difficult to park there, and there are many people on the day we went (it was New Year). If there are many people on Milk Beach, there are some small attractions along the coastline, and we went swimming there. Tips: Pick off-season so you can dominate the beach (and parking).