Froggies Beach is a small cove to the south of Snapper Rocks, a favourite spot for locals wanting to picnic or soak up the sun away from the crowds. A green frog painted on the rocks watches over the beach, while a boardwalk snakes its way around the sand and up to Point Danger headland. The headland provides a great vantage point for spotting whales during the colder months.
There are public toilets in Apex Park, above Froggies Beach, or up the hill at Point Danger. You'll find tables, shade structures, barbecues and beach showers at nearby Rainbow Bay. The Oceanway wraps around Froggies Beach, connecting Snapper Rocks to Point Danger.
This beach is not patrolled. Swimming is not recommended. Instead, stroll around to the patrolled beach at Rainbow Bay for a dip. See our Beach map.
If you're keen for a wave, the famous Superbank to the north or Duranbah Beach to the south are great for experienced surfers. Surfers should always assess conditions. If in doubt, don't paddle out. For more information, visit our Surfing page.
To view the facilities available at this beach including accessibility features, use our interactive map.
Froggies Beach is a dog prohibited area. If you'd like to exercise your dog off-leash, there are plenty of designated areas across the Gold Coast – find one near you on the dog exercise area map.
Please note: Dogs are prohibited within 200 metres of flagged swimming areas.