Australia’s Most Visited Beaches

With a coastline stretching more than 50,000 km, Australia has 12,000 beaches to choose from.
The most visited beaches when traveling to Australia
Bondi: Best place to see people This crowded beach is always on the list of places worth visiting when visiting Australia, according to CNN. In addition to white sand, wavy waves and sandstone cliffs, Bondi also has many cafes and bars, a swimming pool located right by the sea, a weekend fair and an annual sculpture festival. This is also the place where Surf - the first life-saving club in the world, since 1907. Photo: SCD

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Whitehaven: The Softest Sand Place Spanning 7 kilometers along Whitehaven Island in the Great Barrier, this beach is composed of 98% pure silica sand, white and soft. The special thing is that the sand here is not hot, despite the harsh Queensland climate. Visitors can come here by boat, spend the day walking on soft sand, or snorkel in turquoise seawater, sit back and sip champagne under casuarina Photo: CNN.




Wineglass Bay: The best place to snorkel Wineglass Bay is located in the middle of Freycinet National Park in Tasmania and a three-hour drive north of Hobart. The bay's harbor is where pink granite peaks are bordered by a seashell-shaped sand beach, beside the cool sea water. Photo: CNN.
75 Mile: A place not for swimming The beaches on Queensland's Fraser Island are beautiful, but not really suitable for sunbathing and swimming. Fraser is the largest sand island in the world and is the only place where tropical rainforest grows from sand. The beach has an impressive check-in corner: the wreck of the Maheno shipwreck. If you want to swim, stop by Champagne Pools - the series of shoals, to avoid encountering sea rays or tiger sharks in the ocean Photo: Fraserfree.




Cable: The best place to watch the sunset and the moon rise Right outside Broome city in Western Australia you will find Cable Beach, which has the most beautiful sunsets in the country. With 22 km of pure white sand and clear blue water, Cable Beach is surrounded by sand dunes and red cliffs. This is a place often chosen by tourists to watch the sunset and the camels walk on the beach at sunset. Traveling to Australia, if you come here between March and October, you also have the opportunity to see the unique phenomenon "Stairway to the Moon". Meanwhile, the moonlight is reflected off the waves to form an illusion like a staircase. Photo: Timeout.
Cossies: Best to swim alone Located off the Indian Ocean, the Cocos archipelago consists of 27 small islands and several beautiful coasts. Cossies is the "star" of Direction Island, a favorite destination for tourists coming by yacht around the world.



Here, you can walk around the island, lie on the sand or dive in search of the German ship SMS Emden, which sank here during the Battle of Cocos in World War I. Photo: Traveler.
Bells: The best place to surf. About 100 km southwest of Melbourne along the Great Ocean Road, the Bells Sea is a paradise for surfing enthusiasts all over the world when traveling to Australia. The high cliffs give the beach an impression, so the surf spots here are for the experienced only. It also has beautiful coral reefs for those who love to explore the ocean. Photo: Sufer.
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