Maloneys Beach is a sandy beach within a settlement on the Tasman Sea in the Eurobodalla Shire. The beach features a wide grassy reserve directly adjacent to it, providing a staging area for paddlers. Public facilities at the beach include toilets, free electric barbecues, and a covered picnic area. Parking is available at a car park near the beach. Access for paddlers is a topic of ongoing community discussion and council planning, with recent attention focused on improving formal pedestrian and vehicle access to the beach reserve. The removal of boat launch access has been a specific point of concern, indicating that launching larger trailered craft is not an option, and paddlers must carry their kayaks or SUPs from the parking area to the sand. The beach is situated in a location that offers views across the water to Batemans Bay. The water temperature follows a seasonal pattern typical for the region, with average temperatures reaching approximately 18 degrees Celsius in the warmer months and cooling to around 11 degrees Celsius in the colder months. The area is known for resident kangaroos in the vicinity of the car park. A walking path beginning at the Maloneys Beach car park involves a climb of 131 stairs, suggesting the surrounding headlands may offer elevated viewpoints for scouting conditions or appreciating the coastal scenery.