Towradgi Beach is a coastal beach located approximately five kilometres north of the Wollongong city centre, extending for three kilometres from Towradgi Creek in the north. The beach is south of the Towradgi rock pool, with easy access from the coastal shared path. Primary vehicle access and parking for paddlers is from a car park off Towradgi Road, which includes three accessible parking spaces. The beach features wide, good sand. As a surf beach facing the open Pacific Ocean, paddlers launching and landing here must contend with shore-break and wave conditions, which can be hazardous; swell surge is a noted phenomenon along this coast. The beach is patrolled by a surf lifesaving club, and a retaining wall project for the club's carpark has been noted. The overall character is that of a typical Illawarra region surf beach, offering direct ocean access for experienced paddlers comfortable in surf conditions. From Towradgi Beach, one notable paddle route is north along the coast and into Towradgi Creek, with a trail documented from Towradgi Beach Park to Bellambi Rock Pool, a distance of approximately 3.8 miles. This suggests a sheltered creek and coastal exploration opportunity. Nearby coastal features accessible from the beach include Bellambi Reef, a shallow, broken reef system located to the north. Landside amenities include the adjacent Towradgi Beach Park, which features a playground. Public transport serves the area, providing an alternative for accessing the launch point.