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Coffin Bay National Park

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Greg
August 23, 2017
Fantastic park with plenty of beaches and tracks to explore. Allow a full day. Our favourite spots in the park are Black Springs (best got to by boat - as you can choose your own private beach for the day), 7 mile beach (4WD needed), Sensation Beach and Point Sir Issacs. Point Avoid, Golden Island and Almonta beach are also great spots.
Tracey
July 19, 2016
Enjoy our scenic national park spot a kangaroo and emu and walk on our white sandy beaches
Rayleen
August 17, 2022
Known for its remote coastal scenery, the bays and coast­line around the Cof­fin Bay Nation­al Park are ide­al for boat­ing, fish­ing, sail­ing, scu­ba div­ing and wind­surf­ing. You can explore the park’s coastal land­scapes of high windswept cliffs and mas­sive dunes, pound­ing surf beach­es and shel­tered sandy bays. At the south­ern end of the park is Yang­ie Bay, acces­si­ble by 2WD. It’s an ide­al place to pad­dle your canoe, enjoy a bush pic­nic or explore a coastal bush­walk­ing trail. Point Avoid and Gold­en Island look­out can also be reached by sealed road and you’ll be reward­ed with spec­tac­u­lar island views along the way. The pris­tine north­ern beach­es of Cof­fin Bay Nation­al Park are only acces­si­ble by high-clear­ance 4WD. A favourite des­ti­na­tion for anglers, bird­watch­ers and surfers, this remote and beau­ti­ful area offers sev­er­al seclud­ed camp­ing areas with easy beach access. COFFIN BAY NATIONAL PARK Yangie Bay Walks Walks start at Yangi Bay camping area – bitumen road from Coffin Bay Black Springs Well hike – 4WD from Yangie Bay Follows the coast around the headland overlooking sheltered Port Douglas. – 2 klms return – allow 40 minutes. Black Rocks Hike – 4WD from Yangie Bay To the rugged coastline of Avoid Bay with views overlooking Lake Damascus along the way – 12 klm return – allow 4 hours. Beach Walks Long Beach – the nearest to our town – access on your right just before you enter the National Park. Almonta Beach (in the Coffin Bay National Park) – Not only a great surf-fishing beach but a great family one to walk along. Also explore around the southern corner of Point Avoid. Avoid Bay Beach (in the Coffin Bay National Park) Walk down the boat ramp and explore this beach. Gunyah Beach and Sand Dunes – 4WD required – Either drive through the sand dunes to the beach or leave your vehicle in the car park just before the start of the Dunes and walk across the dunes to this spectacular beach. Reference: SA Tourism & Coffin Bay net /what-to-do-around-coffin-bay/walks-and-hikes/
Known for its remote coastal scenery, the bays and coast­line around the Cof­fin Bay Nation­al Park are ide­al for boat­ing, fish­ing, sail­ing, scu­ba div­ing and wind­surf­ing. You can explore the park’s coastal land­scapes of high windswept cliffs and mas­sive dunes, pound­ing surf beach­es and s…
Rachel
October 26, 2019
This is a really popular day trip, for visitors to Coffin Bay. It gives you access to some great beach fishing. Beautiful big sand hills. But mind, if you leave the bitumen road, you will need a 4x4 vehicle, with tyres let down.
Jane
March 17, 2022
Explore the Coffin Bay Peninsula and it's amazing beaches. 4WD vehicles will get you to pristine uncrowded coastline and endless adventures! 2WD vehicles will also get you to the amazing Point Avoid and Almonta beaches.