Stockton Beach, on the Tasman Sea, starts on the northern side of the break wall that protects the entrance to Newcastle harbour in Stockton, Newcastle's northernmost suburb, and …

2025年1月23日 · If you’re coming from the Stockton ferry terminal, wander along the foreshore and enjoy the views back to Newcastle. It’s a flat walk 15 minute to the start of the breakwater. …

From the Stockton ferry terminal, enjoy a walk along the foreshore and the breakwall where you will see the remains of shipwrecks. Was this page helpful? Stockton Beach is at the southern …

Stockton suffers from coastal erosion as its sand naturally moves north but the Newcastle Breakwater impacts this movement. Beaches naturally move - not only landward and seaward …

Stockton Beach is situated at the southern end of Newcastle Bight, where there is a sweeping expanse of sand and sand dunes, and views stretching back to Port Stephens. From the city, …

The beach is 32 kilometres long with excellent swimming, surfing and fishing. Take the Shipwreck Walk out along the breakwall and see the wreck of the Adolphe. A passenger ferry connects …

The Stockton Beach is a famous holiday destination for Australians who love to swim or relax and enjoy outdoor atmosphere. Walking and cycling are popular activities on the Stockton …

City of Newcastle has closed all beach access at Stockton other than the King Street (breakwall) entrance for safety reasons. The public is advised to keep away from sand clifs as they may …

The fascinating Shipwreck Walk along the Stockton breakwall allows visitors to see Newcastle from a different perspective as you look back across the harbour. Along the 2km return walk …

Stockton’s glorious long beach which stretches 33 km to the north – all the way to Port Stephens – makes this “northern suburb” of Newcastle a superb hideaway for holidaymakers. It is a …