Fisherman's Beach is a sheltered, unpatrolled sandy beach in Emu Park on the Capricorn Coast, sitting between Tandy Beach and Emu Point. Protected by offshore reef islands that buffer the coastline from powerful waves, it offers calm, clear waters ideal for casual snorkeling right from the shore. The beach is backed by Bell Park, making it a family-friendly spot with picnic facilities and a relaxed atmosphere. As a gateway to the Southern Great Barrier Reef, snorkelers can explore the fringing rocky areas along the headland, where colourful fish and coral life await. The nearby Singing Ship Monument overlooks Keppel Bay, adding a distinctive landmark to the coastal scenery.
Fisherman's Beach (Fishermans Beach)
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Moderate risk: Unpatrolled Beach
This beach is not patrolled by lifeguards. Swim at your own risk.
Low risk: Rocky Headlands
Rocky headlands at Tandy Beach and Emu Point can be hazardous when entering or exiting the water.
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Located in Emu Park, approximately 15 minutes south of Yeppoon and 30 minutes north of Rockhampton on the Capricorn Coast. Fisherman's Beach sits between Tandy Beach and Emu Point, with direct access from Pattison Street.
Free on-site parking available along Pattison Street and at the Tasman Holiday Parks (free private parking for guests).
Free public beach access. The adjacent Tasman Holiday Parks - Fisherman's Beach offers paid accommodation.
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