Granite Bay beach access is a activities & tours in Noosa Heads QLD, NSW, Australia. It has a 4.8/5 rating from 24 Google reviews.Listed on thegood.guide, the local's guide to Byron Bay.





Noosa Heads QLD · Activities & Tours
(24 reviews)
The granite stones here aren't just a naming quirk. They're the whole point. Smooth, wave-polished boulders ranging from palm-sized pebbles to room-sized slabs line the bay, making it one of the more visually distinct beaches in Noosa National Park. Getting here requires a 15-minute coastal walk from the park entrance, which does most of the crowd-filtering for you. On a quiet day, you might have the whole bay to yourself. Dolphins have been spotted from the rocks, and the view back along the coast is worth the walk alone. Bring a board if the swell is running. The path is sandy and uneven, so it's not accessible for wheelchairs. No facilities, no fanfare. Just rocks, water, and the occasional lucky photo.
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This spectacular beach at Noosa National Park is about a 15 minute walk from the entrance to the Park. Most of the beach comprises of round granite stones, which I’m assuming is why the beach is named Granite Bay Beach. I know it’s a stretch but it seems too coincidental otherwise right? Anyway, the beach is nice, it has rocks on it and that’s pretty much all i got 🏖️🪨👍
Amazing spot! The whole bay is covered by granites from small pebbles to massive rocks. Most of them are very polished and smooth. Some dolphins visible at the time of our visit.
I concluded that the Sunshine Coast Local Council in the last 7 years has not increased the disabled parkings neara anyBeach Lane access. Besides sandy walkways are impossible for any wheelchair electric or not. But I pay $3000 in rates for 7 years $21,000 for zero improvement or services to my property living alone at 88, zero assitance.

Noosa Heads QLD
A sea cave formation in Noosa National Park that earns its views. The descent is steep, spray-soaked, and genuinely challenging at high tide. Limestone pools, dramatic cliff faces, and zero crowds if you time it right. Proper footwear is non-negotiable.

Noosa Heads QLD
The circular lookout at the top of Viewland Drive frames Noosa Heads, Lake Cooroibah, and the ranges beyond Cooroy in a single sweep. Arrive early for sunset; the small carpark fills fast and the view is worth the margin.

Noosa Heads QLD
By far one of my favourite photos taken on my travels around Aus was this one here, definitely worth the coastal walk just for this view, take a board with you to enjoy it more up close 😉
Oh what a lovely quiet spot , I had the whole beach to myself.
The tide surges into hollowed granite below and churns like something boiling. Just 300 metres from the Noosa National Park entrance, fully paved and accessible, with dolphins, surfers, and Laguna Bay spread out beneath you. Park near Hastings Street if you're visiting on a weekend.