Belinda Nimmo with her daughters Lily, Tia and Indi.
Camera IconBelinda Nimmo with her daughters Lily, Tia and Indi. Credit: Supplied/Supplied

This way to the beach

Lucy JarvisNorth Coast Times

Amberton estate developer Stockland has created a fenced track with a crushed limestone surface that people can drive on to a car park, and then walk along a short path to the beach.

Resident Belinda Nimmo said the beach access pathway would allow her family to spend more time enjoying their coastal location.

"We�ve lived at Amberton since October 2013," she said.

�Being near the beach was an important factor for us when we were deciding where to live, especially since we have three young children.

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�They love playing outdoors and having fun so living close to the beach and being able to get there easily is something they really enjoy.

�We go for family visits to the beach most weekends, the children love being able to run around on the sand and splash in the surf.

"Now the beach pathway is open we head to the beach in the evening for a walk."