Beaches, beaches and more than just beaches - "Callala Bay is a white sand beach which backs onto a village of the same name. It is a popular spot for yachts to moor, as well as a great place to go kayaking and snorkelling along the reef. The white sand beach squeaks under your feet and the northern end is often very quiet."*

By crossing a small foot bridge you can also access the eastern end of Callala Beach - access via Bicentennial Park, southern end of Lackersteen Street, Callala Bay.

Many of the scenic vantage points have seats, tables and some have electric bbqs. There is a shared pathway running along part of the waterfront and headland linking Callala Bay foreshore and Callala Beach.

There are a number of playgrounds throughout Callala Bay and a skate park, soccer fields, ball courts where you can practice on other skills.

You can bring your own picnic and there is always the option to buy a range of foods, ice cream/gelato, hot & cold drinks from the local shops.

Public toilets are located at the Callala Boat Ramp and Bicentennial Park. The shopping centre also has toilets.