Alexandria Bay is a secluded beach located within Noosa National Park on Queensland's Sunshine Coast. Accessible only via a scenic hike, this remote location offers a unique surf fishing experience away from the more crowded beaches of Noosa. The bay is known for its beautiful scenery and consistent beach break waves, which also create productive gutters and channels for shore anglers. Due to the effort required to reach it, the beach sees relatively light fishing pressure, providing a more solitary experience. The surrounding waters are part of a rich marine ecosystem featuring numerous offshore reefs and wrecks that hold a variety of popular sportfish.