Name: We hiked in from Saddle Junction, which offers a picturesque route, though the trail is somewhat rugged. This is another of the island's secluded small beaches, featuring sandy shores and a few shading palms. While there aren't many facilities available, the stunning views of Driftwood Bay more than compensate for it.
Item: Coral Cove Beach
Rating: 10
Author: Zane

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Catseye Beach

Shute Harbour 18.7 km

Very good

8.6

Free entrance • Amenities beach • Easy access • Bright sand • Crowded in season • Large low tide

8.3 Amenities index

Good for Relax

Coral Cove Beach

Shute Harbour 19.6 km

Good

7.7

Free entrance • Virgin beach • Easy access • Bright sand • Large low tide • Distant parking

0.5 Amenities index

For explorers

Escape Beach

Shute Harbour 20.5 km

Pleasant

6.5

Free entrance • Virgin beach • Light fine pebble • Difficult access • Large low tide • Rocks bottom

0.5 Amenities index

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Catseye Beach

10 Rico

Title: A Tropical Gem on Hamilton Island Catseye Beach on Hamilton Island is a true tropical gem, providing a peaceful and idyllic retreat. The beach's crystal-clear waters and soft, sandy shores make it perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and unwinding. It is impeccably maintained, with complimentary lounging areas that enhance the overall experience. For those seeking adventure, a variety of water sports are available, including snorkeling and paddleboarding, allowing you to explore the vibrant marine life just off the coast. The surrounding scenery is stunning, offering a picturesque backdrop for an unforgettable vacation. Catseye Beach is genuinely a slice of paradise, making each visit feel special and every moment treasured.

Coral Cove Beach

10 Zane

We hiked in from Saddle Junction, which offers a picturesque route, though the trail is somewhat rugged. This is another of the island's secluded small beaches, featuring sandy shores and a few shading palms. While there aren't many facilities available, the stunning views of Driftwood Bay more than compensate for it.