Only 15 minutes north of Bundaberg, exploring the beautiful Moore Park Beach is an absolute must. With its peaceful surroundings, friendly locals and 16 kilometres worth of coastline, there’s no shortage of activities for the young and the young-at-heart!
Surf’s Up
Whether you’re a pro-surfer or just starting, Moore Park Beach produces some of the best waves around. Be sure to pack your surfboard and get ready for your next coastal day.
Explore Moore Park Beach Coastal Pathways
See Moore Park Beach from a whole new perspective with the ever-so-popular coastal pathways – one of the best things to do in Moore Park Beach.
Wander shaded tracks, spot local wildlife, and take in the coastal flora and fauna that line the walking trails. It’s quiet, unspoilt, and seriously easy to slow down here.
Oh, and the serenity? That’s included for free.
Take in panoramic coastal views
With 16 kilometres of uninterrupted coastline, Moore Park Beach is made for slow mornings and long lunches. Pack a picnic or grab some locally caught fish and chips, then settle in with uninterrupted ocean views stretching for miles.
From beach access points along the foreshore, you’ll find plenty of quiet spots to pull up and enjoy one of the most peaceful Moore Park Beach coastal walks and picnic areas in the region.
Take a walk with your furry friend
Travelling with your four-legged mate? Even better.
The southern end of Moore Park Beach is dog-friendly, making it one of the best pet-friendly beaches near Bundaberg. Let them stretch their legs along the sand while you soak up that coastal breeze. It’s a win-win for the whole crew
Soar your kite above the clouds
If you’re chasing simple, feel-good holiday moments, this is it.
Head down to Moore Park Beach on a breezy day and let the kids run wild with a kite. Wide open skies, steady coastal winds, and endless beach space make it a go-to spot for easy family fun.
