Toolakea Beach

Toolakea Beach is a quaint beachside town and suburb situated in the City of Townsville, Queensland, Australia. It's located approximately a 25-minute drive away from Townsville's central business district. The beach is part of the Bluewater area due to its geographical proximity. It extends for about 8 kilometers, starting from the mouth of Bluewater Creek and ending at the mouth of Sleeper Log Creek.

The beach is characterized by its unique natural features, including the presence of mangroves that provide little niches for rest, especially during low tide. The sand patterns of the estuary at the mouth of Bluewater Creek are also a visual treat for visitors.

Toolakea Beach provides a serene environment for visitors, making it an ideal place for leisurely walks along the shoreline. It is also a popular spot for family outings, where loved ones can spend quality time together. Visitors also come to the beach to indulge in sunset photography, as the sunsets are known for their beauty.

Visitors can enjoy a short seven-kilometer walk before high tide, followed by a picnic on the beach. The beach is also pet-friendly, allowing visitors to bring their leashed animals for a walk along the beach. Some visitors enjoy riding dirt bikes and four-wheel driving on the trails around Toolakea Beach. Camping on the beach is also a popular activity.

In terms of amenities, Toolakea Beach has a park equipped with public toilets, barbecues, picnic tables, and a children's playground. Despite not having a wide array of amenities, the beach's natural beauty and peaceful atmosphere make it a cherished spot for both locals and tourists.