Agnes Water · Queensland · Australia
Springs Beach
You'll leave your car beside paperbark melaleucas and walk down to sand that holds footprints only until the next tide. Springs Beach curves away from the main Agnes Water break, offering mellow left-handers and tidal pools where crabs scuttle between basalt platforms at dawn.
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You'll leave your car beside paperbark melaleucas and walk down to sand that holds footprints only until the next tide. Springs Beach curves away from the main Agnes Water break, offering mellow left-handers and tidal pools where crabs scuttle between basalt platforms at dawn.
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About this beach
Where it is
Springs Beach
Agnes Water, Queensland, Australia
-24.2251°, 151.9275°
Top things to do
At Springs Beach
Catch Left-Handers
Southerly swells wrap the point
Photograph Rock Pools
Low tide reveals basalt platforms
Wade Tidal Pools
Crabs and urchins between stones
Walk to Headland
Granite boulders frame southern views
Near this beach
Places, rentals, tours and events within walking and driving distance of Springs Beach.
Questions people actually ask about Springs Beach.
Is Springs Beach safe for swimming?
Springs Beach experiences variable surf conditions typical of Agnes Water's coastline. The beach is unpatrolled, so swimmers should exercise caution and assess conditions before entering the water. Check for rips, currents, and wave size, particularly after weather changes. During calmer periods, swimming is generally manageable for confident swimmers. Families with children may prefer the more sheltered conditions at the main Agnes Water beach. Always swim with others, stay between the flags when lifeguards are present at nearby beaches, and avoid swimming after storms or during rough seas.
When is the best time to visit Springs Beach?
Springs Beach is accessible year-round, with Queensland's subtropical climate providing pleasant conditions across all seasons. Winter months (June-August) offer comfortable temperatures around 20-25°C with minimal rainfall, ideal for beach walks and surfing. Summer (December-February) brings warmer weather and occasional afternoon storms, but remains popular for swimming. Spring and autumn provide excellent conditions with fewer crowds. Water temperatures stay warm year-round, rarely dropping below 21°C. The area experiences less extreme seasonal variation than southern Australia, making it consistently appealing for beach activities throughout the year.
