Things to Do

Seal Rocks is built for a slow coastal day. Walk to the lighthouse first, then pick between sheltered swimming, surf beaches, blowhole watching, or the short track over Treachery Headland.

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Things to Do

01

Sugarloaf Point Lighthouse

Hilltop 1875 lighthouse with wide views over Seal Rocks, beaches, and offshore reefs.

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02

Boat Beach

Sheltered village beach with calm water, fishing boats, and classic Seal Rocks views.
03

Number One Beach

North-east-facing surf beach and the first sweep of sand as you enter Seal Rocks.
04

Lighthouse Beach

Long beach below Sugarloaf Point, with sheltered northern water and rougher southern surf.
05

Treachery Beach

Wild southern beach with stronger surf, more space, and a name that deserves respect.
06

Treachery Headland Walking Track

Short headland walk through coastal forest to views of Sugarloaf Point and Treachery Beach.

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07

Dark Point Aboriginal Place

Dark Point Aboriginal Place is a protected Worimi cultural site with evidence of thousands of years of gathering and occupation. The coastal dune setting …

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08

Seal Rocks Blowhole

Rocky blowhole near the lighthouse path, most dramatic when swell hits the headland.

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09

Mining Road to Old Gibber Road Cycling Trail

The Mining Road to Old Gibber Road Cycling Trail is a long bush ride through coastal forest and swamp country inland from Seal Rocks. …

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