Queensland, East Coast of Australia, Australia

Frenchmans Beach

Frenchmans Beach is a beautiful beach known for its natural beauty and as a great spot for whale and dolphin watching. The beach is characterized by its rugged and sandy terrain, with large open spaces and amazing rocks to explore on either end. However, it's worth noting that the beach may not be suitable for swimming due to its conditions, but dipping your toes in can be a pleasant experience. The beach is accessible via a staircase, making it easily reachable for those who don't mind climbing a few steps. However, there have been instances where the stairs were closed, making the beach inaccessible from certain points. Despite this, the beach remains a popular destination on the island, with beautiful walks around the point being a common activity for visitors.
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What to do at Frenchmans Beach?

Restaurants

Best restaurants near Frenchmans Beach include Fishes At The Point, Fins N Fries and The Blue Room Cafe.

Visitor Reviews

Visitor reviews highlight the beauty of the beach and its surroundings, with many appreciating the opportunity for whale and dolphin watching. The beach's ruggedness, sandy expanses, and intriguing rock formations are also frequently mentioned. However, some visitors complain about the beach's accessibility issues, particularly the closure of the stairs leading down to it.

Where is Frenchmans Beach?

Latitude: -27.4272057 / Longitude: 153.5431754

Frenchmans Beach is located in Queensland. The following map of Frenchmans Beach shows the exact location.

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