Rainbow Beach is the perfect holiday destination for children. It gives parents a chance to stop and enjoy an outdoor lifestyle and take in all that is great about Queensland. So much on offer is within easy walking distance.
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This beach is where the shoals connect with the coastline. Swimming is allowed at this beach, but you must be aware that lifeguards are not usually present. It is recommended that you only swim when the waves are low.
Rainbow Beach is a coastal rural town and locality in the Gympie Region, Queensland, Australia. In the 2016 census, Rainbow Beach had a population of 1,249 people.
A true representation of the vast landscape of Queensland's stunning coastline, you can sink your feet into the golden sand of the Carlo Sandblow, hike through the sub-tropical rainforest fringing the dunes, or explore the rainbow hues of the seaside beach cliffs.
Most people will plan for a weeklong visit in their own vehicle, while others will take one or two day tours from Rainbow Beach or Hervey Bay. If you're limited for time, tours are sometimes the best, especially when tour take priority on the barge and stick to a strict time schedule.
Do you need a 4WD for Rainbow Beach? Yes, you need a four-wheel drive vehicle. A normal car would not be able to get through the sand, so make sure to hire a 4×4.
To explore Rainbow Beach, Double Island Point or Teewah Beach you will need a 4WD vehicle. There are a few spots, like the Carlo Sandblow, that you can get to without a 4WD but everything else will be impossible.
Rainbow BeachAlthough you can find coral and fish at this popular West End beach, the snorkeling is more adequate than awesome. But the beach's amenities make for a good day at the shore.
Geography. Rainbow Beach is bounded to the east by Wide Bay in the Coral Sea. The town's name derives from the rainbow-coloured sand dunes surrounding the settlement.
Same for Double Island Point and Rainbow Beach area as well. Because jellyfish in general often have quite a patchy distribution, unfortunately it's the case where if you get one sting, you can get a handful, if there's a patch of them around.
Rainbow BeachGazetted as town in 1969, it was first settled by sand miners, who were mining the rutile (black sand) to extract titanium oxide. It's now know for it's laid-back beach vibe and easy access to the aquatic playground of Rainbow Beach at the eastern end of the town.
Vehicle access permits are required for all vehicles entering the island. Monthly or Annual vehicle permits may be obtained from Kingfisher Bay Resort reception on arrival; at the River Heads Vehicle Barge terminal prior to your departure from the Hervey Bay mainland; or at the Shell Service Station at Rainbow Beach.
Rainbow Beach Holiday Park - The Perfect Coastal GetawayRainbow Beach is a nature-lovers paradise and our expansive caravan park and campgrounds serve as the perfect starting point for your escape.
Camping at Rainbow Beach in Queensland, Australia, typically costs between AUD 6.75 to AUD 33.50 per night, depending on the campsite and amenities provided. The Inskip Peninsula Recreation Area, for example, offers camping fees starting at AUD 6.75 per person per night or AUD 27 per family per night.