Queensland Sea Water Temperature
Compare sea surface temperatures across 90 top coastal destinations in Queensland. Check below for live marine observations, wave conditions, and monthly averages.
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South Gorge Beach
A subtropical beach on the Coral Sea, warmest around February at about 26.8°C.
South Waddy Beach
A subtropical beach on the Coral Sea, warmest around February at about 27.2°C.
Sunshine Beach
A subtropical beach on the Coral Sea, warmest around February at about 26.5°C.
Surfers Paradise (Gold Coast)
Subtropical coastline with warm water year-round and world-class surfing point breaks.
Surfers Paradise Beach
A subtropical beach on the Coral Sea, warmest around February at about 26.7°C.
Suttons Beach
A subtropical beach on the Coral Sea, warmest around February at about 26.5°C.
Tallebudgera Beach
A subtropical beach on the Coral Sea, warmest around February at about 26.6°C.
Tallebudgera Creek
A subtropical beach on the Coral Sea, warmest around February at about 26.6°C.
Tea Tree Bay
A subtropical beach on the Coral Sea, warmest around February at about 26.5°C.
The Desert
A subtropical beach on the Coral Sea, warmest around February at about 26.7°C.
The Spit Beach
A subtropical beach on the Coral Sea, warmest around February at about 26.7°C.
Trinity Beach
A tropical beach on the Coral Sea, warmest around January at about 29.1°C.
Turners Beach
A tropical beach on the Coral Sea, warmest around February at about 28.3°C.
Wangetti Beach
A tropical beach on the Coral Sea, warmest around February at about 29.2°C.
Whitehaven Beach
A tropical beach on the Coral Sea, warmest around February at about 28.5°C.
Williamsons Beach
A tropical beach on the Coral Sea, warmest around January at about 28.4°C.
Woody Point Beach
A subtropical beach on the Coral Sea, warmest around February at about 26.5°C.
Yaroomba Beach
A subtropical beach on the Coral Sea, warmest around February at about 26.5°C.