Hinchinbrook Island(Hinchinbrook Island National Park)

The beach does not have lifeguards on duty, but there are bathroom facilities available for visitors.

Other activities available at Hinchinbrook Island include kayaking, bird watching, and hiking through the lush rainforest.

There is no car access to Hinchinbrook Island, and visitors can reach the island by ferry or private boat. There are no parking lots available, and visitors need to park their cars at the ferry terminal or marina. The ferry ride to Hinchinbrook Island takes approximately 45 minutes, and fees apply.

Fun facts about Hinchinbrook Island include that it is the largest island national park in Australia, and the island is home to the endemic Hinchinbrook Island Rock Wallaby.

Apart from the stunning beach and natural scenery, Hinchinbrook Island also offers several tourist attractions and hiking trails for visitors to explore. One of the most popular attractions on the island is the Thorsborne Trail, a 32km hiking trail that takes visitors through dense rainforest, rocky headlands, and along pristine beaches. Other nearby attractions include the Hinchinbrook Island Wilderness Lodge, and the Hinchinbrook Island National Park Visitors Centre.

There are no restaurants or cafes on Hinchinbrook Island, so visitors should bring their food and drinks. The nearest restaurants can be found on the mainland or in nearby towns.

As Hinchinbrook Island is a national park, there are no hotels or accommodations available on the island. However, there are several nearby accommodations in nearby towns, such as Cardwell, including camping sites, holiday homes, and resorts.