Little Beach, Albany

Visit Little Beach for recreation and relaxation in and out of the water. Nestled inside a protected bay, designated as a nature reserve in 1967 to protect a threatened noisy scrub-bird species, this secluded beach features turquoise waters and white sands. You can picnic, snorkel, scuba dive, body surf, and swim at this pristine location, or simply spend a few hours watching the waves crash dramatically against the rocks. You can also head slightly away from the beach for a stroll along the reserve’s heritage trail, with lots of lookout points from which you can photograph the coastline. The trail ends at the bay’s informative visitor center. Put Little Beach into our Albany trip builder to see other points of interest to visit during your vacation in Albany.