A fantastic spot to spend some time and just let life walk on by.

The serenity coupled with lure and line make the estuary and beach ideal spots for fishing. There is also a boat ramp, jetty and footbridge.

If swimming, exercise caution as there is a heavy shore break on this isolated beach.

Traverse through wetlands on Mcloughlins and Ninety Mile Beach Walk. Also spot ducks, small marsupials and kangaroos in the estuary and sand dunes.

McLoughlins Beach is often secluded and is one of the southernmost beaches on the Ninety Mile Beach. There is a small camp area with a small drop-loo but no other facilities, so be sure to bring in what you need.

Patrolled: No
Hazards: Strong currents and winds
Foreshore: Flat and wide beach with fairly compact golden sand stretching for 1km. Part of the Ninety Mile Beach
Boat launching: Boat Ramp at Delray Beach
Activities: Swimming (with caution), boating, fishing and surfing
Access: From the carpark there is a 500m walk through the dunes and down stairs to the beach
Dogs: Welcome on lead

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