Not far from the channel where the waters of Lake Macquarie meet the ocean, the movement of the waves against the soft sandstone of the Swansea Peninsula have carved out a network of sea caves that you can explore at low tide. Once you’re done checking out the gnarly formations and secluded rock pools, the beachfront just north of the caves is one of the nicest stretches in the area, so bring along a beach towel, some sunscreen and make a day of it.
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