
Werri Beach + escarpment views — a surf beach with the Illawarra escarpment as a dramatic green backdrop. Dairy farms roll down to the surf. Gerringong is a boutique coastal village of 5,000 people between Kiama and Berry on the South Coast. Four toilet locations mapped.
4 facilities available in Gerringong
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Gerringong's beaches are strung along the coast with the village slightly inland. Here's what's at each location.
Werri Beach car park
The main surf beach. Crescent of sand with the escarpment behind. Toilet near the surf club.
Werri Beach is postcard-perfect — a crescent beach with the dramatic green Illawarra escarpment rising behind. Good surf on most swells. Lifeguards in summer. The toilet block is modern and well-maintained near the car park and surf club.
Boat Harbour
Protected rock pool and small cove. Calm water for families. Toilet in the car park.
Boat Harbour is a hidden gem — a small cove with a natural rock pool that's perfect for safe swimming and snorkelling. Much calmer than Werri Beach. The toilet is basic but adequate. Popular with families and snorkellers.
Main street (Fern Street)
Central village toilet near cafes, bakery, and boutique shops.
Gerringong's main street has excellent cafes, a bakery, boutique shops, and a pub. The public toilet is central and accessible. A lovely village that hasn't been over-developed — still feels like a real community.
Main street (quick stop)
Green dairy farms meeting the coast. One of NSW's most scenic coastal drives.
The drive from Kiama to Gerringong along the coast road is stunning — green dairy farmland drops directly to the ocean with the escarpment behind. Stop in the village for a coffee and toilet break.
Gerroa Beach
Southern end. Start of Seven Mile Beach — a long empty stretch of sand heading towards Shoalhaven.
Gerroa is at the southern end of Gerringong, where Seven Mile Beach begins. Much quieter than Werri. The toilet is in the small car park area. Seven Mile Beach stretches 7km south — completely empty on weekdays.
Main street (2min off highway)
Gerringong is a perfect toilet stop on the drive from Sydney to Jervis Bay, Berry, or Nowra.
If you're driving from Sydney to Berry, Jervis Bay, or further south, Gerringong is an excellent stop. Right off the Princes Highway with free parking and a good cafe scene. Better than a servo toilet.
Where dairy country meets the surf coast. Boutique village with great cafes, dramatic coastal scenery, and two beautiful beaches. South Coast gem between Kiama and Berry.

Consistent surf beach with escarpment views. Works on most swells. Northern end has the best-formed waves. Patrolled in summer.
Natural rock pool for safe swimming. Calm, clear water. Snorkelling over the rocks. Protected from the swell. Magic on a sunny day.
Walk the coastal track north to Kiama (approx 7km). Dramatic cliff-top views, whale watching in season, and several beaches along the way.
Walk south from Gerroa along Seven Mile Beach. Empty sand, dunes, and bush. One of the longest uninterrupted beaches on the South Coast.
Excellent coffee, bakery, and several restaurants. The Birdhouse cafe is locally famous. Boutique village atmosphere without the tourist crowds.
Green rolling farmland dropping to the ocean with the escarpment behind. Some of the most photogenic coastal landscape in NSW. Drive the back roads.
Elevated boardwalk through subtropical rainforest. Waterfalls, lyrebirds, and ancient trees. 15-minute drive north towards Kiama.
Quick drive north to Kiama for the famous blowhole, rock pools, and the larger town centre. Easy day trip or combine both towns.
Boutique B&Bs, holiday houses, and a holiday park. Small-town charm without the big resort feel. Book early for summer weekends — Sydneysiders have discovered this place.

Beachfront holiday park with cabins and camping. Walk straight onto Werri Beach. Simple but unbeatable location right on the sand.
Nearest dunny: Own amenities + Werri Beach toilets adjacent.
Several quality B&Bs and guesthouses in the village and surrounding farmland. Escarpment views, dairy farm settings, coastal luxury.
Nearest dunny: Own ensuite facilities.
1.5 hours from Sydney via the M1 and Princes Motorway. 7 minutes south of Kiama, 15 minutes north of Berry.
Take the Gerringong exit off the Princes Highway. The village is immediately off the highway — no long drive down side roads.
Gerringong has a train station on the South Coast Line. Direct trains from Sydney (approx 2.5 hours) and Wollongong (40 minutes). Station is a 10-minute walk to the village centre.
Yes. Werri Beach has a public toilet block in the car park area near the surf club. It's the most popular beach in Gerringong — a crescent of sand with the Illawarra escarpment as a dramatic green backdrop. Accessible facilities available.
Yes. Boat Harbour has a toilet facility near the car park. Boat Harbour is a small protected cove with a natural rock pool — perfect for calm-water swimming and snorkelling. Less crowded than Werri Beach.
Gerringong is approximately 7km south of Kiama — about a 7-minute drive along the Princes Highway. It's the next coastal village heading south towards Berry and Shoalhaven.
Yes. Werri Beach is an excellent surf beach with consistent waves. It works on most swell directions and is popular with local surfers. The northern end near the rocks tends to have better-formed waves. Boat Harbour is more sheltered for swimming.
The Illawarra escarpment is a dramatic cliff line running along the coast south of Sydney. At Gerringong, green dairy farmland drops directly to the surf beaches with the escarpment rising 600m behind — creating one of the most scenic coastal landscapes in NSW.
Yes. Boat Harbour has a protected rock pool for safe swimming, Werri Beach has lifeguards in summer, and the village has cafes and ice cream shops. It's quieter and more relaxed than nearby Kiama. The Minnamurra Rainforest Centre is a short drive north.
Gerringong is a coastal village of approximately 5,000 people on the NSW South Coast (Illawarra region). 1.5 hours south of Sydney. Known for dairy farming, surf beaches, and the dramatic Illawarra escarpment. Dharawal country.
