Accessible Beach In Tallebudgera Offleash Dog Beach - No FenceTallebudgera Beach

Tallebudgera Beach is an idyllic spot is framed by Burleigh Head National Park and Echo Beach on the north side, and the popular creekside swimming spot, marked by Neptune Royal Life Saving Club, on the south side.

Tallebudgera Surf Life Saving Club patrols the beach between 8am and 5pm every day all year round. The safest swimming is in the patrolled area clear of the inner bar rips that can occur. At the very northern end of the beach, you’ll find a dog-friendly area where pooches can play off leash all the way to Tallebudgera Creek.

Tallebudgera Beach offers accessible mobility beach matting & the Waterwheels wheelchairs are available at Tallebudgera Creek every Saturday during the Surf Lifesavers patrol season (September to May). The Neptune Royal Life Saving Club patrols Tallebudgera Creek between 8am and 5pm every day from November to April and in Queensland school holidays. The Creek's calm water makes it a very popular choice for families with small children. The Creek is a hugely popular picnic and barbeque area and its parkland contains public and disabled toilets, tables, shade structures and beach showers. There is also a large car park at the south side of the creek behind Neptune's.

There are a few cafés around that you can get a tasty treat from, and plenty of space for a nice picnic outdoors. There is Club Talle which is very popular with visitors and locals alike who come to enjoy a meal at the oceanfront restaurant. There is Custard Canteen bakehouse & cafe as a creekside option along with the hole-in-the-wall Neptune Kiosk.