Seaforth is an older beachfront settlement that has long been popular with people in the Mackay district. It retains much of its early character with many older style beach houses and the old beach tidal pool. It is now growing in popularity and at Seaforth and elsewhere in the area, new residential and holiday developments are occurring. The settlement lies 22 km off the Bruce Highway and consists of a few rows of houses, a large beachfront caravan park and a long, grassy foreshore reserve. There are also a couple of stores and a service station, all located on the 200 m wide, low, sandy foredune ridges that back the beach. Blue Bay (1090) is located on the point immediately east of the creek. It is a north facing cobble and boulder beach, bordered by low rocky points. It is used as a boat launching site at high tide. Halliday Bay is located immediately behind the beach. read more

Beach Length: 0.15km