Pinks Beach is a serene, white-sand stretch along Kingston SE's 15km Lacepede Bay shoreline, offering calm, protected waters ideal for snorkeling and swimming. A floating diving pontoon provides a fun offshore rest point, while the sheltered bay sees regular visits from dolphins and seals. Backed by a grassy reserve and bordered by low scrub, this uncrowded beach delivers a peaceful seaside escape with spectacular sunsets that paint the sky over the Southern Ocean.
Pinks Beach (Robe)
BeginnerMAYBE
MAYBE
Fair. Experienced snorkellers only.
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Wave Height 1.0 mSwell Period 9.6 sWind Speed 1.7 knPrecipitation 21 mmTidal Phase slack
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Low risk: Beach vehicle traffic
Vehicles drive onto the beach, so swimmers and snorkelers need to stay alert for traffic entering and exiting the water.
Low risk: Tidal currents
As with most sheltered bays, tidal movements can create subtle currents near the pontoon and along the shore. Strongest during outgoing tide.
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From Robe town centre, head north along the coast road onto Pines Beach Road. Pinks Beach is the northernmost beach in Kingston SE area, accessible via a sealed road leading to a compact parking area.
Parking & facilities
Compact gravel parking area that accommodates approximately 4 vans/motorhomes. Vehicles can also drive onto the beach. Ground can be hard for tent pegs.
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Free entry and free overnight camping for self-contained vehicles (first-come, first-served).
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