Bare Sand Island

Bare Sand Island is a beautiful, secluded island beach located off the coast of Northern Territory, Australia. The length of the beach is approximately 10 km, and the sand on the beach is a beautiful white color.

There are no lifeguards on duty, and bathroom access is limited. Dogs are not allowed on the island. Bare Sand Island has few amenities, so visitors are advised to plan accordingly, although it does have picnic tables and shaded areas for visitors to relax.

The island offers many activities such as swimming, snorkeling, sunbathing, and bird watching.

As Bare Sand Island is a small uninhabited island, there is no parking available on the island. Visitors must take a boat or a helicopter to reach the island.

A fun fact about Bare Sand Island is that it is an important nesting site for sea turtles, and visitors can sometimes witness baby turtles hatching and making their way to the sea.

There are several nearby attractions that visitors can enjoy, including the Darwin Crocodile Park, the Mary River Wetlands, and the World Heritage-listed Kakadu National Park.

As Bare Sand Island is a remote and uninhabited island, there are no restaurants located on the island or nearby.

There are no hotels located on Bare Sand Island or nearby, as it is an uninhabited island. However, visitors can arrange to stay on a boat or a nearby resort on the mainland, such as the Mindil Beach Casino Resort or the Darwin Waterfront Apartments.