Are there sharks at Yeppoon?
Two sharks have been spotted swimming close to Yeppoon’s main beach by a resident walking on the sand, just a day after a tourist was bitten at Swain Reefs.
Is it safe to swim at Yeppoon beach?
A relatively safe beach; just be careful at low tide when you have to walk a long way to reach the water, and near the southern Ross Creek entrance which has both deeper water and strong tidal currents.
Are there crocodiles at Yeppoon?
A crocodile has been sighted at Farnborough Beach near Yeppoon. A Parks and Wildlife officer says it’s a “timely reminder” that central Queensland is part of crocodile country.
Can you swim at Yeppoon in summer?
You cannot visit Yeppoon without stopping in for a swim.
How far south are crocodiles in Australia?
The saltwater crocodile population in Australia is estimated at 100,000 to 200,000 adults. Its range extends from Broome, Western Australia through the entire Northern Territory coast all the way south to Rockhampton, Queensland.
What’s it like to live in Yeppoon?
Yeppoon has a beautiful view from selected high places & beaches. Most of the year the tempreture is pretty average. Not too cold, not too hot except for the occasional heat wave, but still cooler then nearby Rockhampton. Yeppoon is fairly quiet, the local pubs have the odd brawl as most pubs do.
Are there box jellyfish at Yeppoon?
YEPPOON main beach is closed today after a box jelly fish was found. UPDATE Dec 20: Yeppoon Main Beach has re-opened this morning. Yeppoon Surf Lifesaving Deputy President Jason Thompson said they have dragged nets along the beach yesterday and this morning and have found no box jellyfish.
Is it safe to kayak with crocodiles?
Yes, it does happen! Alligators attacking kayaks is certainly not something we can say for sure has never occurred, no matter how much we wish it were so. While the odds of a gator attacking a kayaker are extremely low, paddling in places where alligators are native does come with an increased risk.
Are there crocodiles in Yeppoon Australia?
A crocodile has been sighted at Farnborough Beach near Yeppoon. A Parks and Wildlife officer says it’s a “timely reminder” that central Queensland is part of crocodile country. Authorities are urging anyone on the Capricorn Coast to be alert and report crocodile sightings.
How safe is Yeppoon?
Overall Yeppoon is a safe family place to live & depending what sort of lifestyle you are looking for will depend on if you would be happy in this little relaxed beachside town.
Is there a big wave beach outside of Yeppoon?
This is the closest big wave beach outside of Yeppoon and is often visited by locals when they think the surf is up. The breaks are better at mid to low tide.
Where is the Big Dune Surfing Reserve in Yeppoon?
Well starting at Yeppoon. Head north on Farnborough road before you get to the Rydges resort turn right and head to Bangalee. At Bangalee there’s beach access (4×4). Head up the beach for a while. when you see some little green signs saying big dune surfing reserve jump out and grab your board and you’re there.
Where to go at low tide in Yeppoon?
Family beach, monitored by surf club. It can be a good spot and it can also be flat. Drive north from Yeppoon to Byfield then onto the Stockyard shack settlement and the entire beach can be driven at low tide when firm sand is exposed.
Is there a surf lifesaving club in Yeppoon?
Today Yeppoon is a thriving residential and tourist area, offering all the facilities of a Queensland tourist centre. There are several good beaches in the area, with the main Yeppoon Beach, site of the surf lifesaving club, located at the end of the main shopping street.