Tea Tree Bay
Highlights
- Wander through Noosa National Park to discover the tranquil beauty of Tea Tree Bay, just a 20-minute stroll from Laguna Bay.
- Relax under shady pandanus trees while enjoying a picnic on flat rocks, away from the bustling Hastings Street.
- Explore vibrant rock pools at low tide, teeming with crabs, fish, and sea anemones, perfect for curious adventurers.
- Catch steep, hollow waves at low tide or fat, slow waves at high tide, ideal for experienced local surfers.
This stunning beach in Noosa National Park is just a 20-minute walk from Laguna Bay near the park’s entrance. So if you don’t have much time to explore, it’s an ideal place to take some time out and appreciate the park’s tranquillity and stunning seascapes.
This north/north-west facing beach is surrounded by shady pandanus trees and plenty of flat rocks upon which to lay a picnic rug or even take a post-lunch snooze away from the hustle and bustle of Hastings Street. The rock pools closer to the water are fun to explore at low tide and are home to a myriad of marine creatures, including crabs, fish and sea anemones.
Tea Tree Bay is unpatrolled and not recommended for swimming. The rocky point however, is popular with experienced local surfers (who know how to avoid the rocks) and is known for its steep, hollow waves at low tide and fat, slow waves at high tide.
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