Yeppoon Lagoon

Yeppoon Lagoon is a large, free public resort-style swimming lagoon on the Yeppoon Foreshore in Livingstone Shire, Queensland, overlooking the Keppel Islands and Coral Sea. Opened in 2017 as part of the foreshore revitalisation, it features an infinity-edge pool, shallow wading areas, and landscaped surrounds. The lagoon offers patrolled swimming without stingers or surf, making it a central attraction on the Capricorn Coast for families and visitors.

Visitors can expect a 2,500 sqm resort-style infinity lagoon pool set directly on the Yeppoon Foreshore with uninterrupted views of the Keppel Islands. The facility includes a shallow wading area for children, deeper swimming areas, landscaped lawns, palm trees, and shaded picnic shelters. The lagoon is patrolled by lifeguards during opening hours, surrounded by paved promenades, barbecues and seating, with direct access to Yeppoon Main Beach and the foreshore playground precinct.

Opened in May 2017 as the centrepiece of the Yeppoon Foreshore Revitalisation Project, a joint initiative of Livingstone Shire Council and the Queensland Government. The approximately $27 million precinct redevelopment transformed the foreshore into a major tourism and community recreation hub for the Capricorn Coast.

Located on Darumbal Country, the traditional lands of the Darumbal people. The lagoon serves as a central community gathering and recreation space for residents and visitors and is a key tourism asset for the Capricorn Coast, symbolising the region's coastal lifestyle and connection to the Keppel Islands.