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There are an awful lot of beaches in Australia and most of them are deserted. Australia boasts some of the best beaches on the planet and the huge coastline stretches for nearly 37,000 km, which includes 11,011 beaches, more than…
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Tasmania Beaches are the epitome of Island Life – white sandy beaches, clear blue waters. Even with low temperatures, you can enjoy fishing, kayaking, sailing, diving, surfing and swimming all year round. Its coastline is fairly underdeveloped, and offers simplicity…
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Broome is a historical pearling town situated in the Kimberley region in Western Australia. It is a well developed tourist destination, popular with Australians, in the dry season (from May to September). In the dry months the weather is ideal….
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Western Australia’s sun-drenched capital Perth is known as the world’s most isolated city. What’s less known is that the coastal city is home to the best beaches this side of the Equator. Pack your bikinis, board shorts and sunscreen and…
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Many claim Adelaide Australia Beaches are the best in Australia. For many, much of Adelaide’s appeal is due to its coastal setting, alongside Gulf St. Vincent. Many tempting beaches are close to the city, being dotted along its western and…
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Relax in the summer sun on calm bay beaches across Melbourne from the popular swimming spots and shore-side diners at St Kilda to the colorful landmark bathing huts at Brighton. Most beaches are patrolled by surf life savers during the…
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Sydney abounds in white sandy beaches, including world-famous attractions such as Bondi Beach. For a tranquil stretch of sand inside Sydney Harbor, try Balmoral on the northern side or Redleaf on the eastern side. At the most popular beaches, you’ll…
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Renowned for their unique and beautiful beaches, the Gold Coast Beaches stretches from the southern end at Rainbow Bay to South Stradbroke Island in the north. The city of Gold Coast works to manage and protect the coastal assets, so that residents…
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Brisbane is obsessed by beach culture. They are a city full of sun and surf-lovers, who at the first sight of blue skies and warm weather, are in their cars and on the road — with hats, bikinis, sunscreen and…
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Cairns, Far North Queensland, is renowned for it’s proximity to World Heritage Listed rainforest, the Great Barrier Reef, and exotic wildlife that exists in few other places in the world. It’s also renowned for its beautiful palm tree lined beaches…
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