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Top 9 Things to do in Trinity Beach, Queensland
Discover the best top things to do in Trinity Beach, Australia including Revolution skincare, Tagalong Tours of Australia, Trinity Beach, Earl Hill, Avoca Cosmetology, Holidays Beckon, Giving and Living Gift Co., Shiatsu Healing, Trinity Beach Water Sports.
Restaurants in Trinity Beach
1. Revolution skincare
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
Revolution skincare is only a 2 minute walk from the beautiful Trinity Beach Esplanade. We offer spa and beauty treatments, specialising in facials and massage for those wanting to relax and unwind during you're stay in Far North Queensland. We are located next to the well known Lime Tree Restaurant and offer their enticing morning coffee/evening beverage/tapas menu whilst in the spa salon.
2. Tagalong Tours of Australia
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
We conduct self drive 4WD tag-along tours into remote areas of Australia including Cairns to Cape York and the Simpson Desert as well as Transcontinental Tours across the country.
3. Trinity Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,157 reviews
Reviewed By 425leighg
My wife, 4yr old daughter and I have been staying at the Coral Sands Beach Resort for 10 nights as part of a longer trip to Australia. My review should be taken in the context that it is not peak season and outside of school holidays too. The esplanade is clean and well kept with a good mix of people walking and jogging and taking in the lovely views. There are toilets pretty much at either end of the esplanade with various bbq and seating areas as well as water fountains along the esplanade. There is also a play park which appears well kept and maintained for those times when getting wet isn't an option but fun/entertainment is still required. There is also a foot rinse behind the lifeguard's hut. There is parking along the front although I don't know if they are free or permit controlled. The beach itself is lovely sand with numerous trees and shady areas at the top of beach for the perfect mix of sun and shade. It had enough people to create an atmosphere but everyone had more than enough space. The views, as other reviews have stated and shown, are quite stunning and there are very few cafes along the front (3 spread along the length that I could see) so it's nicely unspoilt and relaxed as well as beautiful. There is quite a steady slope into the sea although we only went in the stinger net/ life guard controlled area. The waves are frequently a good size which the kids and grown ups alike enjoy. The slope means that within a few metres of being in the water you can comfortably stand to waist to chest depth. This provided a good positon to hold our daughter as went through the waves together. Sometimes letting her float over them and sometimes lifting her over the much bigger ones. Of which there were quite a few. As a visitor I can't really comment with any qualification on the stinger net/Saltie aspects other than to say that I felt safe enough to enjoy the sea within these best efforts to keep everyone safe. The only challenge comes when trying to get said daughter out of the water when holding on to me. The force from the waves can be a challenge to making a dignified exit but no more. All in all about perfect. A lovely beach, unspoilt, well kept, friendly and easy to access. Enjoy, I wish it was within a few hours flight of home as it could have become a new favourite beach.
4. Earl Hill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By WorldTravla7 - Cairns, Australia
This is a nice alternative to the Earl Hill Summit track and much more rewarding in terms of views. This one (Bakarra track)) starts from a bush track that leads off to the right of the Earl Hill Summit Walk 1/2 way up (15 mins in) and takes you towards Trinity Beach and Half Moon Bay, ending with a staircase down to the beach with great sea views. Alternatively, you can take the track the other way, from Trinity Park Foreshore at the end of Reed Road and start the track from the beach heading the other way up the staircase. It is very pretty walk and fantastic around sunset.
5. Avoca Cosmetology
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 16 reviews
Facials, Peels, Microdermabrasion, Hydro Microderm, Ear Candling, Massage, Hot stone massage, Pregnancy Massage, Aromatherapy Body Scrub, Body Wraps, Eye Lash extensions Eye lash lift, Tans, Make up, Tinting, Waxing, Manicures, Pedicures, Shellac, Gel Nails, Acrylic Nails, Cosmetic Injections, Bridal Packages, Hair and Makeup, cosmetic Tattooing, Body sculpting
6. Holidays Beckon
Holidays Beckon is an independently owned Australian business providing a boutique travel service to its clients including flights, tours, cruises and hotels throughout the world. You can search and book online at your convenience, with the added benefit of having my expertise and support every step of the way. Alternatively I can design a custom itinerary to suit your specific needs.
7. Giving and Living Gift Co.
Beautiful gifts for every occasion, homewares, fashion and accessories. We are your one stop shop offering free gift wrapping and we have a lovely range of gift cards. We have a range of antique Indian furniture which has been bleached and white washed, perfect for coastal living. We also have an exquisite range of homewares and jewelry from Turkey. Our clothing range is made in Italy.
8. Shiatsu Healing
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
9. Trinity Beach Water Sports
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 18 reviews
