Double Island Point, Cooloola, Great Sandy National Park
National Parks and Reserves
An iconic feature of the Cooloola Recreation Area in Great Sandy National Park, Double Island Point is a scenic headland offering mesmerising views along the beach and out to sea.
The easiest way to visit Double Island Point is by four-wheel-drive vehicle along Cooloola's beach drive between Noosa North Shore and Rainbow Beach. Explore the Double Island Point lighthouse walk for great views or launch a canoe from the sheltered northern beaches of Double Island Point.
Epic Ocean Adventures Noosa offer unique National Park adventures including Dolphin View Sea Kayak Tours, Surf Lessons on Australia's longest wave and Stand Up Paddle Eco Tours at Noosa's hidden tropical paradise, Double Island Point.
If you are camping overnight in Cooloola's Teewah Beach or Freshwater camping areas, take the short drive or walk along the beach to explore the scenic headland.
If you are feeling energetic, consider the Double Island Point walk, a full day hike from Rainbow Beach. Follow the historic lighthouse telegraph line along the high coastal dunes, looking for old telegraph posts still standing among the blackbutt trees. Then splash in the calm lagoon at the base of Double Island Point headland and watch surfers catching the long, rolling waves.
Epic Ocean Adventures Noosa offer unique National Park adventures including Dolphin View Sea Kayak Tours, Surf Lessons on Australia's longest wave and Stand Up Paddle Eco Tours at Noosa's hidden tropical paradise, Double Island Point.
If you are camping overnight in Cooloola's Teewah Beach or Freshwater camping areas, take the short drive or walk along the beach to explore the scenic headland.
If you are feeling energetic, consider the Double Island Point walk, a full day hike from Rainbow Beach. Follow the historic lighthouse telegraph line along the high coastal dunes, looking for old telegraph posts still standing among the blackbutt trees. Then splash in the calm lagoon at the base of Double Island Point headland and watch surfers catching the long, rolling waves.
