Miaboolya Beach

Miaboolya Beach, is 22km north of Carnarvon.

This is the spot you'll find the locals crabbing, swimming and fishing.

Miaboolya creek is cut off from the ocean by a sand bar for months at a time, creating a coastal lagoon. If you've packed your rod, then you'll be glad to hear that this beach is known as a nursery for tailor.

You're also likely to get lucky with catches of Mangrove Jack, Western Yellowfin Bream, Mulloway, Dart and Goldenline - as well as crustaceans such as prawns and crabs. Miaboolya Beach is the only beach in the Coral Coast Region where clothes are optional (Yup, it's okay to go nudie). 

This is a remote destination, and you will be required to travel on unsealed roads.  Weather events may impact road conditions.
Please check the road safety reports and ensure your vehicle is adequately equipped prior to commencing your journey.

We have provided the following links for your convenience.

• • • Mainroads Travel Map
    • Shire of Carnarvon Road Report
    • Shire of Upper Gascoyne Road Conditions
    • Guide to Driving on WA Roads - Multilingual