Dicky Beach

Dicky Beach in Caloundra, Queensland is a family-friendly destination with historical charm.

The beach gets its name from the remains of the SS Dicky, which can be seen during low tide. This adds character to the location, making it a great spot for families looking for a laid-back and educational beach experience.

Compared to Kings Beach, Dicky Beach is less crowded and has mellow waves, making it ideal for families with young children and those who prefer a more relaxed atmosphere. The beach is patrolled by the Dicky Beach Surf Life Saving Club, ensuring a safe environment for swimming and water activities. Families can also enjoy kayaking, paddleboarding, scavenger hunts, and learning to surf.

For those interested in surfing, Dicky Beach is a great place to learn, with the North Caloundra Surf School offering lessons. Visitors can also relax and enjoy cheap drinks with ocean views at the Dicky Beach Surf Club.

Nearby Golden Beach offers kayak and paddleboard rentals, encouraging more water activities. Visitors can also take a half-day Pummicestone Passage jet ski tour or a waterways cruise. For those looking for a unique experience, there is the option to try out the latest water toy, Efoil, with a two-hour lesson and ride the waves.

The best time to visit Dicky Beach is during the peak season of December to February when the water is warm and clear. Getting to Dicky Beach is convenient with Sunshine Coast Airport located approximately 30 minutes away by car. From there, visitors can