Yaroomba Beach is an open surf beach on Queensland's Sunshine Coast, characterized by its consistent beach break surf and expansive stretches of white sand. It is a relatively quiet location compared to other nearby beaches, offering a more secluded fishing and recreational experience. The beach is bordered to the north by the rocky headland of Point Arkwright, which provides distinct fishing opportunities. The area is ecologically significant, serving as a nesting site for endangered loggerhead turtles and holding cultural importance for the Kabi Kabi-Gubbi Gubbi People. The beach is patrolled seasonally by lifeguards operating from a vehicle near specific access points.