Tucked away on Sunset Boulevard in Eimeo, the Eimeo Beach Boat Ramp is a small, single-lane concrete ramp perfect for launching tinnies, kayaks, and canoes into Eimeo Creek or Sunset Bay. You can also venture out to Bucasia Beach through the bay, making this spot great for a peaceful paddle or a bit of light boating.

The ramp is only accessible at high tide—low tide launching is nearly impossible, so be sure to check the tide charts before heading out.

The area between Shoal Point and Eimeo Headland is home to a 4 km wide bay with three stunning beaches: Shoal Point, Bucasia Beach, and Sunset Bay. Bucasia Beach is a well-loved destination for both locals and travellers, offering a mix of residential charm and holiday vibes. Just across from Bucasia, about 100 metres across Eimeo Creek, is Sunset Bay, a peaceful, low-energy beach with a name that perfectly matches its breathtaking west-facing sunset views.

Parking is very limited near the ramp, so plan accordingly. However, just a few metres away, you’ll find a small shaded park with picnic tables, benches, a playground for kids, and a BBQ station, all perfect for a relaxing day by the water. It’s also a great spot for walking your dog while soaking in the coastal views.

Feature	Description
Number of ramp lanes	1
Fish cleaning facilities	None
Carpark spaces	Limited parking spaces
Amenities	Lighting beside the ramp; picnic benches and tables, rubbish bins, BBQ stations, and playground in the park nearby
Ramp rating	- Good

Need a new boat or an upgrade? If you’re heading to Northern Queensland, why not swing by Coral Coast Marine in Ayr? A 3-hour and 25-minute drive from Eimeo, and they stock Quintrex boats alongside Yamaha outboard engines. Plus, they’ve got trailers, marine gear, fishing supplies, and all the essentials to keep you fully equipped for your next adventure!