Bongil Beach, in Bongil Bongil National Park near Coffs Harbour, is a remote beach which stretches for 7km from Sawtell to Mylstrom. The Southern End of the beach used to be a popular naturist spot, but now the whole beach has naturist use, although caution should be used, as this is not an official naturist beach.

The beach is not patrolled, and can sometimes have strong rips and currents. Keep your eye on the waves, as you might see dolphins and, onshore along the dunes, are bright pink flowers of the Pig Face! (Mesembryanthemum). There are also shorebirds such as little terns, red-capped plover and pied oystercatchers which scurry across the sand.