The Most Glorious Beaches in Australia
Everyone fancies a day at the beach, basking under the summer sun and enjoying a glass of cold mocktail. These beach days can be even more beautiful if you are on one of Australia’s most glorious beaches. The country has almost 27,000 kilometers of coastline, with approximately 10,500 beaches. Needless to say, if you are planning a holiday to the country, it will be quite a task to pick out which beaches you want to visit. Fret not, we have done the task for you! Here is a list of some of the best beaches in the country that you will reminisce about for years to come.
Whitehaven Beach
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This is one of the most famous beaches in Queensland. It is located in the breathtaking Whitsunday Islands. The sand on this breathtaking beach will probably be the whitest sand you have seen. Some argue that the water at the beach is even more beautiful as it is clear turquoise water. You can visit the beach during a variety of Whitsunday cruises, or stay on Hamilton Island and take the 30-minute boat ride.
Wineglass Bay
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This is one of Tasmania’s most mesmerizing beaches. It is easily accessible since it is located only 2.5 hours from Hobart and is among the wild beauty of Freycinet National Park. The bay is also carpeted with white sand bordered by incredibly clear blue water. Not only can you enjoy the beach itself but you can also look at it from a height. To do that, set off on the three-kilometer return hike from the Wineglass Bay car park to see the vibrant view.
Cable Beach
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This beach is located in Broome, which is a location on the northern border of Western Australia. The beach spans 22 kilometers and has glorious white sand along with calm blue waters. This beach is free of hustling tourists and if you are looking for a peaceful day by the beach, this beach is the best place for that! Cable Beach is known for its striking sunsets so make sure to stay back to enjoy the sunset.