Main Beach North Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah)
Highlights
- Feel the soft sand between your toes while enjoying the expansive 32-kilometre stretch of Main Beach.
- Catch consistent swells and famous left-handed point breaks, perfect for surfing and bodyboarding enthusiasts.
- Camp under the stars along the pristine coastline, accessible by four-wheel drive for adventurous souls.
- Swim and stroll in patrolled areas, ensuring safety with the Point Lookout Surf Life Saving Club's guidance.
Main Beach, North Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah)
Feel the soft sand between your toes and the refreshing ocean spray at Main Beach, the largest and most iconic beach on North Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah). Stretching an impressive 32 kilometres from Point Lookout (Mulumba) to the southern tip of the island, this spectacular stretch of coastline is perfect for swimming, surfing and beach walks along the Redlands Coast, Queensland.
Patrolled by the Point Lookout Surf Life Saving Club, Main Beach is a favourite among surfers and bodyboarders, renowned for its consistent swells and famous left-handed point breaks. Always check surf lifesaving patrol times and flagged swimming areas with the local Surf Life Saving Club before visiting.
Main Beach camping is a popular choice for adventurers. Access this pristine coastline by four-wheel drive via George Nothling Drive, Point Lookout (Mulumba) or Alfred Martin Way, Dunwich (Goompi). A vehicle access permit and camping permit are required and can be purchased through Minjerribah Camping.
Whether you’re planning a surf trip, a beachside campout, or simply a day soaking in the natural beauty of Minjerribah’s coastline, Main Beach is a must-visit destination on the Redlands Coast.
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