The Australian Capital Territory and New South Wales is home to legal nude beaches such as Kambah Pool, on the Murrumbidgee River just southwest of Canberra. Drive along Highway 23 out of Canberra to Tuggeranong until you make a hard right on Sulwood Drive. Keep driving to until you reach Kambah Pool Road. Turn left. Continue through the Berritt Street's roundabout to the parking lot. Continue on foot, walking downstream until you reach the clothing optional beach.
Maslin Beach in southern Australia permits nudity at the southern end. Take the Main South Road out of Adelaide for about 45 kilometers. Turn right on Sandpits Road and watch for the sign reading, "Maslin Beach." Stay left and travel south on the next street for several kilometers. Turn right onto Tuit Road and then travel to the parking lot at the top of the cliff.
Victoria's Southside Beach is located between Bells Beach and Point Addis. Drive along the Great Ocean Reef Road west of Torquay until you can turn onto either Jarosite Road (northeast of Anglesea) or Bells Boulevard. Continue driving to the beach, just east of Point Addis.
The dunes on Fraser Island in Queensland, offer privacy for nudists. However, you cannot visit the island without first securing a permit, either from the National Parks office at Rainbow Beach or the Forestry Department in Brisbane. A barge from Rainbow Beach can take you to the island. You will need a 4-wheel drive vehicle to reach Fraser Island. Follow Bruce Highway from Gympie to Rainbow Beach. Let the air out of your tires to compensate for the sand, and drive the beach until you reach the barge terminal at Inskip Point. Remember, nudity is officially illegal in Queensland. So, if you decide to go nude, be sure to have some clothes to don should the authorities arrive.
