Five Rocks Beach
- Surf spot
Five Rocks Beach is a roughly 5.5-kilometre sandy and wild shore set among the coastal woodland and rugged headlands of Byfield Conservation Park. Reaching the area requires a high-clearance 4WD over challenging deep-sand tracks, while the beach itself is vehicle-free. Swimming, fishing, snorkelling, diving and surfing are available, with picnic tables, non-flush toilets and a shower cubicle at the camping area. Crocodiles and marine stingers occur in the wider area, so local warnings matter before entering the water.
Records last updated: August 29, 2026
See how it looks today before you go
The Cala app shows you how this cove is doing today: the wind and how sheltered the cove is from it, the sea water temperature, the waves and the UV index. Check before you set off, so the drive is worth it.
- Today's wind and shelter
- Sea water temperature
- Waves and UV index
- Country
- Australia
- Region
- Capricorn Coast
- Surface
- Sand
- Showers
- Yes
- Toilets
- Yes