Panorama taken from the beach at Dutchmans Bay on Tomaree Peninsula. The picture was taken in the early afternoon. Tucked away, it is quite popular with locals who live nearby, a number of whom can be seen playing in the water in this image. It is not so heavily used by holiday makers.

Dutchmans Bay Beach - Port Stephens visitor guide showing a virtual tour of 'Dutchmans Bay Beach' linked to an interactive map with local and travel information. 360° panoramas from New South Wales.

Dutchmans Bay is on the north coast of the Tomaree Peninsula in Port Stephens. It is a small, sandy cove tucked away between Bagnalls Beach at Corlette and Nelson Bay at the bottom of a steep hill. The bay is surrounded by eucalyptus trees with provide good shade. The waters are shallow and protected, making Dutchmans Bay beach a good one for families.

Some holiday apartments can be found in Dutchmans Bay, notably the Dutchies Getaway apartments.

Dutchmans Bay is on the Tomaree Peninsula, 200km north of Sydney. Take the 1 Pacific Highway to just north of Newcastle and then the 122 onto Tomaree Peninsula following signs for Nelson Bay. The road to the beach leads off from Government Road.