Coral beach walking track

It took us about 20-30mins to walk down to the coral lined beach. The track was clearly defined and the trees provided plenty of shade. A beautiful, peaceful view. As we were walking down, we noticed others bringing picnic baskets, what a great idea for next time

About 20mins walking for one way to the coral beach. Easy track. The coral beach is quiet and beautiful. Not many people there. It is a good place for getting t away.

My favourite special quite spot.Just 15 minutes walk in a quiet track, and you're out at the most beautiful beach. So blessed to live 2 minutes away from it...

Excellent short hike out to Coral Beach and the beak lookout. Not overly strenuous and an enjoyable walk through the rainforest.

Nice little walk and rewarding quiet beach - we didn’t do the lookout because it was a rainy day but we can recommend the walk even if it’s not that sunny! Still beautiful to explore all those corals and shells at the Beach. I did the walk with a 4year old and she enjoyed it too! Not too hard but also not too boring ;) highly recommended!

Okay. So I know it says it's an easy walk, but that is relative. The track itself is very uneven in parts. The walk to the beach is downhill but doable. The way back? My Fitbit measured the walk back up as 30 Floors. If you're not fit, you can do it, but it may be a lung buster. Just take your time. The beach is wonderful and worth it. The coral on the beach is spectacular. I'm not sure where else in Australia you will see this kind of beach. There are no amenities but if you can hold on, our could be worth spending a few hours down there.Once you get to the next, had south to the trail for the lookout. I tried to get there but just couldn't do it (it's all uphill). I was satisfied with the beach. My photos don't do it justice.

Secluded little bay coral beach was.The trek took about a hour, all downhill going to beach. Had a swim, decided it wanted rain and got bitten by sea lice

This is quite nice, not too challenging walk. Many people are visiting just to access the beach. Coral and stone, no sand. Also, we have not seen any crocodiles in the water. None reported in the last 30 days as per the QLD crock sightings app. There were multiple families with small children taking a dip. Moving further up to the lookout takes not much longer. During the summer it is a hot and steamy walk. You may see goannas, plenty of lizards, frogs, geckos and butterflies. Also, big spiders are hanging everywhere and I love it. No restrooms, no playground, no picnic area, dogs not permitted. The parking at the entrance is free, but fills up quickly.

Caught a taxi to the Shute Harbor lookout and walked to the beach and the lookout. The walk is mostly even with minor inclines and declines. There are a few parts that are steeper but it is so worth it! Just stunning views.