Pebble Beach is a secluded rocky bay tucked away on the Capricorn Coast, just south of Yeppoon. Accessible via a short 200-metre walking trail from a small car park, this hidden gem rewards visitors with crystal-clear, sheltered waters perfect for snorkelling. The beach is characterised by its namesake pebbles and rocky shoreline, with calm conditions that make it ideal for spotting small marine creatures in the shallows. Part of the Capricorn Coast National Park precinct, it offers a peaceful alternative to the more crowded Yeppoon main beach, with picnic tables and toilets nearby.
Pebble Beach (Yeppoon)
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Low risk: Slippery rocky shoreline
The beach consists of pebbles and rocks rather than sand, which can be slippery and uneven underfoot when entering and exiting the water.
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From Yeppoon town centre, head south along Scenic Highway towards Rosslyn Bay. Turn onto Pebble Beach access road (near the Capricorn Coast National Park section). A short 200-metre walk from the car park leads to the small rocky bay.
Small car park at the trailhead; limited spaces. Vehicles are not permitted on the beach.
No fees required. Parking is free.
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