Considine Beach, on the secluded northern shore of North Keppel Island, is a pristine national park beach within the Keppel Bay Islands. Fringing reefs just offshore offer excellent snorkelling directly from the sand, with vibrant hard corals and abundant reef fish in clear, shallow waters. Backed by untouched coastal vegetation and accessible only by boat, this quiet beach delivers a true island escape away from crowds. The beach also serves as a camping base for those wanting to explore the island's walking tracks and marine life.
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Wave Height 0.2 mSwell Period 2.5 sWind Speed 5.9 knPrecipitation 0.0 mmTidal Phase flood
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Moderate risk: Marine stingers
Marine stingers (box jellyfish and Irukandji) are present in Keppel Bay waters during the warmer months, typically October to May.
Low risk: Tidal currents
Strong tidal flows can develop in the channels around North Keppel Island, especially during spring tides. Snorkel close to shore and be aware of changing tide conditions.
Low risk: Sharp coral
The fringing reef is shallow and sharp; coral cuts and abrasions are possible if swimmers stand or stumble on the reef.
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Considine Beach is on North Keppel Island, part of the Keppel Bay Islands National Park. Accessible only by private boat, water taxi, or commercial charter from Rosslyn Bay (Yeppoon) on the Capricorn Coast. The crossing takes approximately 30–40 minutes.
Parking & facilities
Park at the Rosslyn Bay Boat Ramp or Keppel Bay Marina precinct (paid parking available). No parking on North Keppel Island itself — it's a car-free national park island.
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