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FEATURES:An emergency phone is at the northern end of the beach.
SURFING:Only experienced surfers should surf this break. Alexandria Bay catches and magnifies even the smallest of swell. A long walk is rewarded with peaky left and right breaking waves. The headlands offer some wind protection, surf the north corner on north winds and the south corner on south winds.
FISHING:The hike deters most fishermen, fish from the rocks to north or south for a wide variety of ocean species. Fish during winter when the waves are small, and crowds are a minimum. With a boat target the rocky reefs of this area for very large fish. Be mindful of freak waves, a hazard not to be taken lightly. Due to the areas remoteness if an accident was to occur help could be hard to reach.
WALKING:Arriving at Alexandria Beach is enough of a walk for most. A beautiful view exists from south Alexandria Beach, Lion Rock to Hells Gates at the north of Alexandria Beach. The walk is 3 km from Noosa National car park. It is important to take plenty of water, as there are no taps throughout the national park. A shorter walk exists on the Sunshine beach side though parking is limited. The main access point is from Parkedge Street through a National Park bush track, access is also currently permitted from McAnally drive at north Sunshine beach. Yellow lines run along streets where no parking is allowed, observe the signs and you will have no problems with the residents or parking inspector.