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Chinaman's Beach, also referred to as Paradise Beach by some, is a pristine tropical beach located in Seventeen Seventy and Agnes. The beach is known for its soft, brown-coloured sand and big gutters close to the shore, which make it an ideal spot for fishing. The beach also features little rock pools and secluded mini-beaches at its northern end.
The beach is easily accessible, with a small car park located right next to it. The journey to the beach is a scenic drive, adding to the overall experience of a visit. The beach is also a popular spot to watch the sunrise.
In addition to its natural beauty, Chinaman's Beach is also a nesting site for turtles during the turtle landing season. Visitors can often see the marks left by the turtles on the sand in the morning.
Chinaman's Beach amenities include parking.
Visitor reviews highlight the natural beauty of the beach, with its soft sand, scenic views, and unique features like rock pools and mini-beaches. Many visitors also appreciate the opportunity to watch the sunrise and observe turtles nesting during the right season. However, some visitors have expressed dissatisfaction with the brown-colored sand and believe they have seen better beaches elsewhere.
If you’re visiting Chinaman's Beach, consider staying in the nearby towns of Seventeen Seventy and Agnes Water, which offer a range of accommodation options from resorts to holiday parks. Many visitors include Chinaman's Beach as part of a broader itinerary exploring the natural beauty and attractions of the area, such as the Great Barrier Reef and local national parks.
The following map shows available accommodations and their prices. See the full list of accommodation options here.
Latitude: -24.2172288 / Longitude: 151.9214048
Chinaman's Beach is located in Queensland. The following map of Chinaman's Beach shows the exact location.
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