Slade Bay, located in Blacks Beach, Queensland, is a picturesque beach offering approximately 800 meters of beautiful white sand. It is part of the larger Slade Point area, a coastal suburb known for its stunning beaches and nature reserves. The beach itself is peaceful and ideal for relaxation, while nearby amenities and attractions cater to various interests.
Slade Bay forms part of the Coral Sea and is rich in natural beauty, with surrounding coastal dunes and seagrass meadows supporting diverse marine life, including dugongs and turtles. The area is also a habitat for several species of shorebirds and features scenic spots like Lamberts Beach Lookout, which offers views of migrating whales during season.
The region has historical significance, named after Thomas Slade, a notable figure in maritime history, and has grown into a residential area while maintaining its natural charm.