Moonee Beach Track

NOTE : PINK CAVES ARE CLOSED due to deaths. Steps are in for the walk down to the beach. Not suitable for wheelchairs. Steps are only one person wide so be prepared to have to step off. Beautiful beach to access - Joins onto the National Park & beyond.No facilities.There’s a track further along the road, that goes to the beach another way & into the National Park.

It took around 20 minutes from parking to the cave. Be careful the rocks are slippery and sharp. Check the tides before you go.

We had a wonderful time at the Pink caves and the Mooney beach... There was flowing traffic of visitors but the beach didn't get crowded at all on a nice and sunny Sunday, which is why we loved it very much. The only downside is that it didn't have a restroom and we had to take the kids to the Catherine Hill Bay Beach just for rest rooms but it's only a minute drive here.To access the Pink caves, search up Mooney Beach track on Maps.. get down to the beach through path with the sign that says - 'beach access' at the road side parking.Skip the beach for now and get on the rocky path to the left and keep going, you can't miss the caves after around 10 mins.VERY IMPORTANT- Make sure that the tides are low before you take the hike. there are websites to check tides based on location.It's not a difficult walk but hold the hands of little ones if they don't have steady footing.Wear good hiking shoes with strong grip, take a water bottle, sun ban and hats on...It was a treat to see the purple rocks and turquoise waters at the caves.

The beach and rocks are great , but next time I will go the more direct route instead of 6 km round trip from car to northern rocks.The Catherine hill track is rated as grade 2, but is slippery and steep in places.It's basically a fire trail.If you are going to the pink cave make certain that you go at low tide, but even with low tide it can be inaccessible due to swell as it was this trip.

One of the loveliest beaches & our second visit. Both times have been exhilarating. Exploring tiny sea creatures, rock formations, the caves, even algae & seaweed. Love every nook & cranny. A must visit

Great beach. It was a windy day but it made our walk even better. Amazing rock formation. I recommend doing it at low tide.

It is a amazing hidden beach to visit, it is a bit of a walk to the beach 10 to 15 mins, lovely walk over the rocks or to see the caves but be sure to go at low tide, and lovely place to swim or surf. Just a great place to go for a good walk to explore aswell. Very difficult to get parking as only limited spots available. No facilities to get changed and no toilets nearby. Nice and quiet and great for kids to explore. The walking track at the North end has been closed until 31st July but the sign says you can use an alternative track just south, look out for the sign that says beach access!.

Walk in the shrubs, very relaxing, especially in the morning. It leads to Catherine bay pier, well worth going. There is a walking track, but its not well dematcated, anyway it's almost impossible to get lost. Perfect spot for taking photos and watching the sunrise. If you're lucky, as we were, you can see some dolphins swimming. Pier not accessible to public unfortunately.

Great sucluded beach. Bit of a trek through the bush but well worth it