Relaxation and recreation.
Your three beaches - Mulambin, Kinka and Kemp - really are all yours. Unlike the other Queensland ‘coasts’, the beaches of the Capricorn Coast are almost always quiet and the warm tropical climate means you can enjoy them all year round.
And if you decide you'd like a new beach to explore, you can take a trip to the Keppel islands - just a 30 minute boat ride away.
If nature walks are more your stye, take a walk through one of the two nearby National Parks on the weekend and do some turtle watching from the popular turtle lookout.
Fishing and golfing are also perfect pursuits from Mulambin Waters. The renowned Rydges Capricorn golf course is just up the road and the local marina and a jetty at the Causeway Lake means you can take out your boat or throw in a line anytime.
Have a picnic or barbeque by the lake, launch a canoe from the new canoe launching pad or go for a stroll or bike ride along Mulambin Waters’ walkways and bike paths. Four hectares of landscaped parkland with pedestrian and cycle links have been included for your enjoyment.
Niceties and necessities.
Mulambin Waters has been planned with your ideal lifestyle in mind. Large blocks and wide street frontages provide the perfect place to park your boat in the backyard.
And while you'll feel as if you're always on holiday, all of life's necessities are on your doorstep. The local Causeway shop is in walking distance from Mulambin Waters and your choice of public and private schools are in nearby Yeppoon.
Rockhampton airport is a 30 minute drive away and all the professional services you require are in easy reach.
And with less than 90,000 people living in the Livingstone and Rockhampton City Shires, you won’t be fighting your way through traffic to get anywhere.
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