Newell Beach is located on the northern outskirts of Port Douglas, a small town on Queensland's northeast coast, about 25 kilometers from Glasgow Port.
Newell Beach stretches 2. 5 kilometers, the original ecological beach clear sand, whether it is swimming or picnic camping is very suitable. The north and south sides of the beach are bordered by Haikou. Looking from the beach, you can see a spectacular view as far south as Port Douglas and a lighthouse standing above (Low Isles) on Lo Island to the east.
The north end of Newell Beach and the saltwater stream (Saltwater Creek) offer a boatway that fully meets the needs of the anglers. There are plenty of delicious food fish growing in the nearby seaports, but be careful of crocodiles! The vast (Daintree River) estuary of the Danui River, adjacent to (Snapper Island) on Snab Island, is a fishing resort that is popular with local fishermen. The nearby Danui River has pointed bass, and fishing on the beach can also be filled with fish.
Newell Beach is a popular holiday destination, with a small number of hotels nearby offering accommodation, as well as a convenience store that provides access to supermarkets, banks, post offices and other services to the small town of Mosman (Mossman)., 5 km away
