North Tura Beach is a stunning coastal fishing destination located within Bournda National Park on the Sapphire Coast of New South Wales. This expansive, sandy beach stretches from the dramatic red rock headland of Dolphin Cove in the south to the rugged Bournda Island in the north. It is a favorite local spot known for its excellent surf, dramatic scenery, and relative solitude, offering anglers a pristine and uncrowded environment. The beach is backed by the protected landscapes of the national park, featuring a lagoon, coastal heath, and significant geological formations. Access requires entry into Bournda National Park, and the area is a hub for coastal wildlife, including dolphins, migratory whales, and a variety of shorebirds.