What tide can you drive on Rainbow Beach?
What tide can you drive on Rainbow Beach? Low tide is the easiest time if you want to try some driving on the beach and also the best to thoroughly enjoy the coloured sand scenery. If you're driving at high tide, you can still reach the beach campsites, but you'll have to consider the inland track instead.
What is so special about Rainbow Beach?
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.
Why is the sand black at Rainbow Beach?
Rainbow Beach Gazetted 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.
Is the road to Rainbow Beach sealed?
The Rainbow Beach Road is a sealed road in Queensland.
What is the full moon ride at Rainbow Beach?
Beach Full Moon Ride Held once a month on the night of the full moon, we journey along picturesque Rainbow Beach whilst the sun is setting and watch the moon rise over the ocean. It is a truly unforgettable experience, the moonlight reflecting off the water as a gentle breeze blows through.
Why is Rainbow Beach famous?
Rainbow Beach is most famous for its coloured sands that lend it a surreal and vibrant charm. Set in the stunning expanse of the Great Sandy National Park, the Coloured Sands are best experienced during low tide or after a particularly windy day.
How many days do you need in Rainbow Beach?
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.