Palm Cove Beach

Based in Palm Cove. Kind of biased. Love the beach and the village atmosphere behind it. Tourists usually show pleasure and delight with the photogenic nature of the place whenever and however they discover it. Relax and enjoy, whether staying for a proper tropical holiday/escape or just simply turned in to visit in passing as they head up the Great Barrier Reef Drive from Cairns to Port Douglas and the Daintree.

A picturesque beachside village worth visiting. Unfortunately it was closed for swimming due to stingers. There is a public playground, picnic benches, toilets and plenty of parking. Also lots of eateries to choose from. We brought our own snacks and simply admired this little tropical paradise.

Palm Cove is also one of Australia's most popular wedding destinations, with venues ranging from tiny beachfront chapels to rooftop terraces and stylish modern resorts. Be safe in the water. From October to June, marine stingers (including box jellyfish) are found in the ocean off Palm Cove.

Heaven on earth. This is an absolute must visit place/beach in Australia. Beautiful town with great eateries and weather is just amazing. About 20 minutes drive from Cairns, this probably tops my recommendation to stay while you are in north Queensland surpassing Port Douglas and Cairns. For peace lovers from romantic couple to loving family holiday, Palm Cove is just LOVE

Palm Cove is a beautiful place! However it could use some tidying up! The streetscape and some of the restaurants are looking tired.

Great stretch if beach, stinger season has ended and if you feel brave enough to swim you won't care about crocs and bullsharks. Great view of Double Island too. Such a calming place too.

A beautiful narrow sandy beach with a long promenade of hotels, apartments, shops, restaurants and cafes. The beach slopes steeply into the ocean. Open water paddling and swimming is risky due to jelly fish, salt water crocodiles and sharks. There is a supervised netted area provided which is safe. Other facilities include a childrens play area and free to use electric barbecue stations.

Such a beauty ! Sadly we didn’t get to witness the blue water due to the rain in the morning but still the vibe around that area was so good. Very good restaurants around the area. Beautiful tropical plants in the area.

Picture perfect. Excellent amenities such as toilets, water fountains and a range of eateries. Bus 110 takes you directly from Cairns Central for $9.60 per adult. Such a good day trip!

I recently had the pleasure of visiting Palm Cove Beach, and I can confidently say that it is a true tropical paradise. Located in Far North Queensland, Australia, Palm Cove Beach offers pristine white sands, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and a relaxed and inviting atmosphere. Here is my review of Palm Cove Beach:First and foremost, the natural beauty of Palm Cove Beach is simply breathtaking. The long stretch of soft sand is a pleasure to walk on, and the palm trees lining the beach add to the picturesque setting. The water is incredibly clear and inviting, perfect for swimming and snorkeling. The combination of the vibrant blue hues of the ocean against the lush greenery of the surrounding tropical vegetation creates a postcard-worthy view that is hard to beat.