At a glance
The Esplanade is a way to enjoy Burrum Heads at a slower pace: step towards the shoreline, look across the water and make room for a short coastal wander. This guide covers the village foreshore rather than a separately verified attraction with its own street address.
Keep the outing simple
The regional tourism guide highlights the Burrum Coast’s waterfront settings and Burrum Heads’ position at the river mouth. A walk beside the water can fit around the rest of your holiday, whether you have an hour between meals or want to start the day outdoors. Let the tide, heat and your group’s energy determine the distance.
Use signed public access and established paths where provided. Take your own drinking water rather than assuming every stretch has the same facilities. Look for a suitable place to stop without blocking access or walking across private property.
A beachfront base
The Oceanfront Units are at 56 Esplanade, with direct beach access and a shared heated pool. For visitors choosing between the two properties, Sunset Waters offers a private riverfront home instead. Check the tide before a longer shoreline outing, and use current local signs and conditions when deciding whether to enter the water.
Useful sources
Check current opening information, access and conditions with the provider before travelling. This guide is independent of the attraction or operator.
Your base on the Fraser Coast
Stay by the water in Burrum Heads.
Choose a self-contained oceanfront unit for up to four guests, or Sunset Waters riverfront house for up to six. The four units can accommodate up to sixteen guests together, subject to availability. The units share a heated pool; the house has its own.
Find the stay that suits your plans