Molle Islands National Park Whitsundays

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Cockatoo Beach, North Molle Island

Cockatoo Beach, North Molle Island camping area features a number of large campsites around the forest edge face Daydream, Mid and South Molle islands.

Accessible by

  • Boat
  • Canoe or kayak

Camping area facilities

  • Toilets (non-flush)
  • Picnic tables
  • Anchoring allowed
  • Tent camping
  • Short walk to tent
  • Snorkelling and diving
  • Canoeing and kayaking
  • Boating
  • Swimming
  • Fishing
Cockatoo Beach, North Molle Island.

Cockatoo Beach, North Molle Island.

Photo credit: Jae Milowski, Queensland Government

Camping area features: a number of large campsites around the forest edge face Daydream, Mid and South Molle islands.

Location: south end of North Molle Island, approximately 6km east-north-east of Shute Harbour.

Access: the camping area can be reached by boat (only). Access is limited by tide. Anchorage off the beach is not recommended due to exposure to wind and currents.

Number of sites: open area without separately defined sites. Maximum of 24 people.

Camp sites are suitable for: walk-in camping; groups.

Camp site surface: sand.

Facilities: toilet, picnic tables, sheltered picnic tables.

Open fires: prohibited.

Generators: not permitted.

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

Bookings: book online or learn about our camping booking options.

Mobile phone coverage: poor.

Visiting safely

For more safety information see Visiting Molle Islands safely and camp with care.