Ten Mile Beach is a spectacular stretch of coastal sand located within Bundjalung National Park, just north of the town of Iluka on the New South Wales north coast. This expansive beach is renowned for its land-based fishing opportunities, particularly for anglers with 4WD vehicles who can drive onto the sand at low tide. The beach is backed by a fringe of dune-side rainforest and is part of a protected coastal environment. It offers a mix of surf fishing, gutter fishing, and access to adjacent rocky headlands, providing a diverse fishing experience focused on the surf zone and near-shore gutters.