QUEENSLAND BEACH REVIEWS

BEACH REVIEWS

Let my Queensland Beach Reviews inspire you to visit the best Qld holiday destinations and tourist attractionsLooking for Queensland Beach Reviews? Well check out Beach Scenes’ travel recommendations!

For those wondering where should I go on holiday in Qld? I have written some reviews of Queensland holiday destinations that all make excellent spots for family vacations, weekend road trips or romantic getaways.

From Surfer’s Paradise on the Gold Coast and Mooloolaba on the Sunshine Coast to Great Keppel Island on the Capricorn Coast and Palm Cove in Tropical North Queensland, the Sunshine State has a plethora of options for Australian Beach Resorts and coastal tourist destinations you can visit.

Outlined below are my Queensland beach reviews. In them, you will find a wealth of information relating to several ocean-side destinations. This includes descriptions of what the beach is like, hotel suggestions for where to stay, things to do, where to eat and how to get to these places.

Whether you choose a Gold Coast Holiday or a Sunshine Coast vacation, or you decide to visit the Great Barrier Reef in Cairns or Airlie Beach in the Whitsundays, I hope these travel reviews inspire you to visit the best Queensland tourist attractions and beaches.

Check out my Queensland Beach Reviews

View from Catseye Beach on Hamilton Island in Queensland, Australia

Catseye Beach: One of the Best Beaches on Hamilton Island

Perfect Place To Relax in the Whitsundays Islands     Catseye Beach is one of the best beaches on Hamilton Island – if not the whole of the Whitsunday Islands – for those who want all the trimmings of a coastal experience. Situated on the resort side of the islands, you’ll be within short walking or buggy distance of all the main hotels and holiday accommodation, while there are also many cafes and eateries just behind you. In front of you, its central north-facing stretch of sand looks out to Whitsunday Island and the shimmering waters of the Coral Sea,…
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There are 7 fantastic Cooktown Beaches you can visit on the Cape York Peninsula in Queensland.

7 Cooktown Beaches You Simply Must Visit!

Add These Pristine Stretches of Sand to your Cape York Peninsula Bucketlist     Given how remote the Cape York Peninsula is, it shouldn’t come as a surprise at how pristine Cooktown beaches are. One of the biggest towns in the furthest northern reaches of Queensland, Cooktown is best known for being Australia’s first white ‘settlement’. It was developed after Captain James Cook and the rest of the crew on the HMB Endeavour rocked up to the Endeavour River’s shoreline, not long after hitting the Great Barrier Reef, just past the north coast of Cape Tribulation. The town was officially…
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Seventeen Seventy Beach near Agnes Water on the Discovery Coast in Queensland

Seventeen Seventy (1770): The Beautiful Smaller Cousin of Agnes Water

Historic Discovery Coast Beach Where Captain Cook First Landed in Queensland   Seventeen Seventy (often referred to as The Town of 1770) has the distinction of being one of only three places in Queensland you will see the sunset directly over water. The others being the Carlo Sand Blow at Rainbow Beach and Moreton Island. Nestled on the Southern Great Barrier Reef, about a four hour drive up from the Sunshine Coast, this gorgeous seaside village might live in the shadow of its more popular neighbour Agnes Water. Yet, it nonetheless boasts a gorgeous location flanked on three sides by…
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View of Kellys Beach in Bargara on the Coral Coast in Queensland

Kellys Beach: Bargara Visitor’s Guide

Beautiful Beach on the Coral Coast in the Bundaberg Region     Kellys Beach can easily lay claim to being the quaintest beach in the Bundaberg Region. Situated to the south of Bargara Beach, its east facing stretch of sand only extends for 600 metres. But it offers plenty of opportunity to spam your Instagram wall with its pristine mix of gently-rolling waves, tidal pools and an extensive shoreline. Backed by a row of quaint houses and holiday rentals on both sides of the main road, the idyllic family-friendly beach is a good spot for swimming, which you will be…
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