Moore Park Beach
A long, wide, uncrowded beach north of Bundaberg, ideal for walks, dog walking and sunrise, where sea turtles also come ashore to nest in summer.
Moore Park Beach lies about 20 km north of Bundaberg. It is a gentle sandy beach stretching more than 10 km, backed by a small seaside community and casuarina forest. The waves are mild, and lifeguards patrol one section in summer. Compared with Bargara it feels wilder and quieter, making it a good place to watch the sunrise and take long beach walks. Dogs are allowed in some areas. Sea turtles also come ashore to nest here in summer, so please observe the rules on turning off lights at night and keeping your distance. Facilities are limited, making it a good choice for a half-day drive.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Burnett Heads Lighthouse
- Hinkler Hall of Aviation
- Bundaberg Botanic Gardens
- Alexandra Park Zoo
- Bundaberg Rum Distillery
- Bundaberg Regional Art Gallery
- The Bundaberg Barrel
- Mon Repos Conservation Park