Armstrong Beach

There are no restaurants or cafes directly on Armstrong Beach, but visitors can find a range of dining options in the nearby towns of Sarina and Mackay. Local cuisine includes fresh seafood and traditional Australian fare.

Accommodation options near Armstrong Beach are limited, but visitors can find a range of hotels, motels, and guesthouses in the nearby towns of Sarina and Mackay. Some popular options include the Sarina Beach Motel, the Ocean International Hotel, and the Rydges Mackay Suites.

Amenities at the beach include picnic tables, barbeque facilities, and public toilets, although there are no lifeguards on duty and dogs are not permitted.

Visitors to Armstrong Beach can enjoy swimming, fishing, and sunbathing, as well as birdwatching and beachcombing.

There is a small parking lot at Armstrong Beach which is free of charge. Visitors are advised to arrive early, as the parking lot can fill up quickly, particularly during peak season.

Fun fact: Armstrong Beach is named after Richard Armstrong, a pioneer of the area who established a sugar plantation in the 1860s.

The area around Armstrong Beach is rich in natural beauty, and visitors can take a short hike through the nearby national parks and rainforests. Nearby attractions include the Cape Palmerston National Park and the Eungella National Park, which are popular spots for hiking and wildlife watching.