Grab your family and friends and head to the Family Beach Day for a full day of fun and frolic by the sea.
Dream State Entertainment will be your hosts for the beach activities. These wonderful performers who have dazzled audiences around the world will run a range of fun activities on the beach, bringing their own style of wholesome family fun.
Thanks to Quicksilver, the reef specialists and long time Carnivale supporters, you can dig deep in the sand and join in on the Sand Sculpting Competition with the first prize of a Family Day trip for 4 to the Low Isles aboard Quicksilvers sailing Catamaran, Wavedancer. Second prize is an Outer Barrier reef experince for 2 on the Wavepiercer, exploring all the fun and beauty of the Angincourt Reef Activity platform plus other amazing prizes up for grabs donated by the local traders. Registration is from 9 am and open to all, and judging from 1:30 pm with free entry, why wouldn’t you get involved. Don’t forget your spade!
Salsa in the sand will be a fun activity for all ages as Jose from the Sabor dance school takes a Samba class right on the beach with Latin music and a fun Carnivale vibe .
Featuring an amazing skydiving display with skydivers performing highfall formations and landing on the beach.
Experience the fun of playing beach hockey as the team from Deadly Hockey bring back their amazing inflatable hockey field for you enjoy. This is a come and try day as well as some team play, so have a hit and join in the fun of beach hockey and the family beach day, yet another great thing to do on the sand!
9:00am Sandcastle Comp Entry
Beach Hockey
10:00am Dream State Take Over Stage
10:00am Kites QLD
11:30am Mossman RSL Pipers
12:30pm Parachute Jump – Eyes to the Skies
1:30pm Sandcastle Judging
1:30pm Samba in the sand Jose @ Sabor Dance School
2:00pm Winner of Sandcastle comp Announced
2:10pm Samba Sand session
The Family Beach Beach Day
Supported by
COVID 19 and Carnivale
When you must stay at home
You must stay at home and must not attend any Carnivale event if you:
(a) are required to self-isolate or quarantine due to:
being a confirmed case of COVID-19; or
having close contact with a confirmed case of COVID-19; or
living in or having been in a high risk area within Australia; or
having returned from overseas.
(b) have COVID-19 symptoms, or
(c) have been tested for COVID-19 and are awaiting test results.
The symptoms of COVID-19 include: fever, chills or sweats, cough, sore throat, shortness of breath, runny nose or loss of sense of smell.
COVID safety when you attend any Carnivale event:
When you attend any event during Carnivale, you must comply with any COVID-19 safety protocols or requirements asked of you by signage (eg, checking in with a QR code, sanitise hands, 1.5m social distancing)
This includes complying with:
(a) Hand hygiene requirements;
(b) Appropriate cough and sneeze etiquette;
(c) Physical distancing requirements (including physical spacing requirements while queuing); and
(d) Person limits for particular spaces and areas, or Person density requirements.
Depending on the public health restrictions at the time of your visit, requirements may also include:
(e) temperature checking; and
(f) wearing a properly fitted mask, unless eating/drinking or as otherwise advised, or unless you have an exemption.
Contact tracing
You must check-in via QR code on arrival and show your registration confirmation screen to the COVID Crews or security before being able attend Carnivale events. For attendees who do not have smartphone, or whose mobile device is not QR code compatible, we have iPads on site that allow customers to register their details for contact tracing.
We encourage everyone to download the Queensland Government’s Check in Qld app to for contact tracing while at Carnivale and beyond.
Data is collected and held securely with no third-party provider involved. The data is automatically deleted after 56 days and will not be disclosed or shared with any third party Information collected in the app is stored for 56 days to assist with contact tracing (if required).
Entry may be refused or you may be required to leave
You may be refused entry or required to leave the Premises if you:
(a) refuse to comply with any COVID-19 safety protocols or requirements notified to you by the venues, event organiser, Marshals, Distancing ambassadors
(b) refuse to comply with any reasonable health and safety directions given by Carnivale representatives;
(c) refuse to provide contact tracing information on request;
(d) are exhibiting symptoms of COVID-19, as notified to or as assessed by Carnivale representatives.
These include: fever,
chills or sweats, cough, sore throat, shortness of breath, runny nose or loss of sense of smell;
(e) have been tested for COVID-19 and are awaiting test results; or
(f) are required to be in self-isolation/quarantine due to:
being a confirmed case of COVID-19; or
having close contact with a confirmed case of COVID-19; or
living in or having been in a high risk area within Australia; or
having returned from overseas.
In these circumstances, Tickets will not be exchanged or refunded unless required by law (including the Australian
Consumer Law).
What precautions are in place for me when I visit?
A range of safety and hygiene measures are in place to ensure your safety and wellbeing.
All guests must adhere to the most current health advice from the Queensland Government.
Regular Cleaning
Regularly cleaning and sanitising of the venue and publicly accessible areas with approved disinfectant products throughout the day.
Physical distancing and signage
It is vital to stay at least 1.5 metres from others when possible at ALL Carnivale events.
Signage around the venue will help you maintain physical distancing, including in high traffic areas where queues may form.
Entries and exits at various events will be one-way only and marked with signage.
Hand hygiene
Hand sanitisers are available upon entry at all Carnivale events and will also be available at the Street Parade and Beach day events.
Hand wash will be regularly restocked in all public bathrooms.
Are there conditions of entry to attending?
In line with our standard conditions of entry, we will implement additional health and safety measures to ensure your safety and wellbeing. Please note that these additional conditions of entry apply to everyone attending Carnivale events and are subject to change without notice.
If you have the following symptoms, however mild, you must not attend any events: fever, chills or sweats, cough, sore throat, shortness of breath, runny nose, and loss of sense of smell or taste. Please get tested and quarantine at home until you receive your test results.
What should I do if I feel unwell before I visit?
We ask that you and anyone attending any Carnival event make a reasonable assessment of their health status before attending. This includes all outdoor events, art spaces, venues and restaurants.
If you are concerned about your symptoms, please contact your doctor or call Queensland Tropical Public Health on (07) 4226 5555.
Get tested and quarantine at home until you receive your test results.
What should I do if I feel unwell while I am at a Carnivale event?
If you start to feel unwell during the Carnivale you should advise a member of our team and then leave immediately.
If you find at a later date you have tested positive for COVID-19 please call Queensland Tropical Public Health on (07) 4226 5555.
