Point Vernon is the largest rocky promontory on the coast between Noosa and Bundaberg, a distance of 170 km. Sandy beaches extend to the north, while to the south the last beaches end in the morass of the Great Sandy Strait, before the massive Fraser Island is encountered. The generally low, 5 km2 rocky point is surrounded by five low energy beaches. Pialba Beach (1524) begins where the point and rock flats end. It fronts the centre of Pialba township and is a 1 km long, east-south-east facing, sandy high tide beach fronted by sand flats up to 500 m wide. The beach ends at small Tooan Tooan creek that drains across the beach and flats. The main road backs the beach, along with a caravan park and foreshore reserve. read more

Beach Length: 1km