Toast Rock is a small rocky outcrop nestled within the pristine waters of the Capricorn Coast region, part of the southern Great Barrier Reef. This remote snorkel site offers shallow coral gardens, patch reefs, and sandy lagoons just minutes from the shore by boat. The rock formation creates a natural shelter where colourful reef fish, sea turtles, and coral bommies thrive. Clear turquoise waters and abundant marine life make this an intimate, uncrowded snorkelling destination in the Keppel Bay area.
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Moderate risk: Marine stingers
Marine stingers (box jellyfish) are present in Queensland waters during the warmer months (November to May).
Low risk: Tidal currents
Tidal currents can be strong around the rocky outcrop, especially during outgoing tides. Snorkelers should be confident swimmers.
Low risk: Shallow coral bommies
Shallow coral bommies and reef patches close to the rock require careful finning to avoid contact and injury.
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Accessible by boat tour from Yeppoon on the Capricorn Coast. The spot is part of the Keppel Bay / Keppel Islands area. Local tour operators run snorkeling trips to the reef systems around the rocky headlands and islands.
Parking available at the Yeppoon marina and boat ramp areas.
Snorkel tours from Yeppoon cost approximately $100-$200 AUD per person depending on the operator and inclusions.
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