The 9 best beaches to visit in Yeppoon & Capricorn Coast
The Capricorn Coast boasts many breathtaking tranquil beaches offering good swimming and fishing opportunities. Check out our beach menu below…
The Capricorn Coast boasts many breathtaking tranquil beaches offering good swimming and fishing opportunities. Check out our beach menu below…
Main Beach Yeppoon is 1.3km of swimming beach suitable for all ages and abilities. The beach has excellent access ramps, toilets, electric BBQs and picnic facilities. It is also the focal point for many coastal events like ‘Tropical Pinefest’ and the annual ‘Australia Day’ celebrations. Dogs are not allowed.
Farnborough Beach is just north of Yeppoon and is 17km long and part of ‘The Big Dune Surfing Reserve’. The beach offers a good beach break and vehicle access. Dogs are allowed off leash from Bangalee boat ramp south to Barwells Creek with access via Hinz Avenue.
Lammermoor Beach is 2.5km long and backed by casuarina-covered foredunes, with a small tidal creek at the southern end. Swimming is best at high tide. A picnic area with toilets is provided at the northern end of the beach.
Kemp Beach is a wide sandy beach with a rocky outcrop called ‘The Bluff’, which has excellent walking tracks and lookouts where you can often spot turtles and dolphins in the waters below. Kemp Beach has BBQs, picnic tables and toilets. Dogs are permitted at designated times.
Mulambin Beach is 2km long. Mulambin Beach is cradled between Bluff Point at the northern end and Pinnacle Point to the south, both of which are part of the Capricorn Coast National Park. There is vehicle access at the northern end for launching boats off the beach at high tide. Picnic tables and toilets are available.
Kinka Beach is situated on the banks of Kinka Creek and the Causeway Lake. Kinka Beach is 3km long and faces east-north-east. The beach usually has low waves and swimming is best on a mid to high tide.
Emu Park Main Beach is a quiet beach with calm waters. The beach has shady picnic facilities, playground and is close to shops. Dogs are not allowed.
Fishermans Beach in Emu Park is 2km long and curves almost north facing. It is the focus of boat fishing, however, there are plenty of rocks and rock platforms to fish from a high tide. There is also a sealed boat ramp and fishing wharf.
Keppel Sands Main Beach is 1.3km long and faces east. The beach is backed by the small Keppel Sands settlement. Swimming and fishing is best at high tide. Picnic facilities are available.
If you are travelling with your four legged friend, the Capricorn Coast is a great place to visit! Unless signposted to say otherwise, dogs are permitted off leash on all beaches before 8am and after 4pm (all other times dogs must be on a leash).
Day time off leash beaches are Farnborough Beach, Yeppoon (from Bangalee boat ramp south to Barwells Creek with access via Hinz Avenue) and Emu Park Main Beach (from the beach access 150 metres north of Bell Park to Tanby Point with access via Hill Street). This excludes public holidays and weekends.
Dogs are not permitted on any beach adjacent to Byfield National Park.
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