Moore Park Beach

Moore Park Beach is a beautiful and serene location situated about 18km from Bundaberg. This beach is a hidden gem, known for its long stretch of good quality sand and inviting waters of the Pacific Ocean. The beach is also home to a local Surf Life Saving Club that patrols a designated section of the beach, ensuring the safety of its visitors. One of the unique natural characteristics of Moore Park Beach is that it serves as a nesting ground for turtles at certain times of the year. Visitors are advised to be aware of this and respect the natural habitat of these creatures. The beach is also equipped with a pathed walkway catering for disabled bodies, making it accessible for all. Despite its beauty and amenities, Moore Park Beach is not typically crowded, offering a peaceful and relaxing environment for visitors. However, the general area surrounding the beach has received mixed reviews, with some visitors finding it less appealing. Despite this, the beach itself remains a popular and enjoyable spot for both locals and tourists.