Hinchinbrook Island National Park Tropical North Queensland

The rugged beauty of Hinchinbrook Island National Park must be seen to be believed! Photo credit: Maxime Coquard © Tourism and Events Queensland

Sea Kayaking camping area

Sea kayaking camping areas provide beach access at various locations on the eastern side of Hinchinbrook Island along the coast between George Point and Ramsay Bay.

Accessible by

  • Canoe or kayak

Camping area facilities

  • Tent camping
  • Canoeing and kayaking

Always check

Camping area features: camping areas with beach access at various locations.

Location: eastern side of Hinchinbrook Island along the coast between George Point and Ramsay Bay.

Access: the camping area is accessible by sea kayak.

Number of sites: there are nine camping areas that are open without separately defined sites. Up to 12 people are permitted at each camping area with a maximum of six people per group. Sea kayakers are not required to specify the number of nights at each camping area. Camping outside of the designated areas is not permitted.

Camping area Maximum nights
Sunset Beach camping area 2 nights
Banshee Bay camping area 2 nights
Blacksand Beach camping area 1 night
Banksia Bay camping area 2 nights
Agnes Beach camping area 2 nights (between April and September)
North Zoe Bay camping area 2 nights
Sunken Reef Bay camping area 2 nights
Mulligan Bay camping area 2 nights
George Point camping area 2 nights

Camp sites are suitable for: sea kayak-based camping.

Camp site surface: sand, dirt and grass.

Facilities: almost all sites have no facilities. Some have toilets and picnic tables.

Open fires: prohibited.

Generators: not permitted.

Essentials to bring: drinking water, rubbish bags, insect repellent and fuel stove. Read more about before you visit.

Mobile phone coverage: generally poor reception.

Bookings

Book online or learn about our camping booking options. Advance bookings are recommended for holiday periods.

Book a camping area

Visiting safely

For more safety information see Visiting Hinchinbrook Island safely and camp with care.