Beaches & Waterways

Dunwich (Goompi)

North Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah)

Dunwich (Goompie)

Amity Point (Pulan)

Point Lookout (Mulumba)

Toompany Beach

A secluded paradise. A pure wild beach backed by bush and fronted by the Rainbow Channel.

South Gorge

South Gorge is a popular beach owing to its protection from most winds and calmer inshore waters.

Point Lookout Beach Access

The superb surf beaches, whale viewing from the headland, and the scenic North Gorge hike are just a few of the attractions of Point Lookout Beach Access.

Myora Springs

Myora Springs is a beautiful spot and source of fresh water for the wildlife of the Dunwich area, just a few kilometres out of Dunwich on the road to Amity Point and Point Lookout.

Main Beach North Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah)

The east-facing beach runs south for 33km to Jumpinpin Inlet.

Keyholes

The northern end of the swamp, the Keyholes, are clear freshwater lakes, delightful for stand up paddle boarding or kayaking.

Jumpinpin

The south-east tip of the island, at the far southern end of Main Beach.

Home Beach

The beach faces north-north-east toward Shag Rock, 1.5 km offshore.

Frenchman's Beach

Frenchman’s Beach faces due east, receiving little protection from the prevailing south-east waves. Access to the beach is either around Dune Rocks from Deadmans Beach, or down a signed steep walking track from the main road.

Flinders Beach (Point Lookout)

Flinders Beach is an 8 km long, north-east to north facing beach, stretching from Amity Point to Adder Rock headland, Point Lookout.

Flinders Beach (Amity Point)

The western end of Flinders Beach borders the small township of Flinders and gives access to Amity Point.

Eighteen Mile Swamp

Forming part of the Naree Budjong Djara National Park, Eighteen Mile Swamp is a shallow, groundwater fed, freshwater coastal wetland stretching almost the entire length of the eastern side of the island.

Dunwich Enclosure

The calm bay waters make the Dunwich Swimming Enclosure a safe place for the kids to splash about or swim.

Deadman's Beach

Deadman's Beach is a 600-meter-long beach that faces north. It has a viewpoint and a parking lot, as well as a walking path that leads down to the center.

Cylinder Beach

Cylinder Beach is one of the most well-known surf spots on Stradbroke Island. It is protected from the prevailing winds and has a relaxing sunny view.

Causeway Beach Access

Causeway Beach Access is easily accessible, picturesque, and safe, and is popular for family camping, fishing, and spectacular surf breaks.

Brown Lake

A natural perched lake, pure rainwater tinged brown by the native teatrees, Brown Lake, or Lake Bummiera, is a hidden treasure.

Bradbury's Beach

A small tidal beach. Explore the mud flats at low tide, catch yabbies and see armies of soldier crabs.

Blue Lake

Blue Lake is an area of special cultural significance for Quandamooka people who call the lake Karboora, meaning ‘deep silent pool’.

Adam's Beach

Adams Beach is located on the western side of Straddie facing into the southern half of Moreton Bay.

Amity Enclosure

The calm bay waters make the Amity Swimming Enclosure a safe place for the kids to splash about or swim.