From the iconic Bondi Beach to the remote and pristine Cossies Beach, here are ten of the best beaches in Australia that are perfect for sunbathing, snorkeling, and relaxation.
Cable Beach
Cable Beach: With 22 kilometers of pure white sand and azure water, Western Australia’s Cable Beach is bounded by dunes on one side and ochre-red cliffs on the other.
Bondi Beach
Bondi Beach: This beach is not only famous for its white sand and curling waves but also features cool cafes, an ocean pool, weekend markets, and an annual alfresco sculpture festival.
Whitehaven Beach
Whitehaven Beach: This stunning beach stretches seven kilometers and is made up of 98% pure silica, so white and soft that it squeaks underfoot.
Wineglass Bay
Wineglass Bay: Located in Tasmania’s Freycinet National Park, this bay features a stunning harbor where pink granite peaks meet a clamshell-shaped beach of powdery sand.
Neds Beach
Neds Beach: This beach in Lord Howe is famous for its calm, fish-rich waters and serves as a breeding ground for several seabird colonies.
Cossies Beach
Cossies Beach: This hidden gem is located on the Cocos (Keeling) Islands, showcasing some of Australia’s most breathtaking coastlines.
Nudey Beach
Nudey Beach: A popular destination in Far North Queensland for those who prefer swimming and snorkeling without swimwear.
75 Mile Beach
75 Mile Beach: This stunning beach on Fraser Island is best known for its lengthy sand stretch and is commonly traversed by 4WD vehicles.
Burleigh Beach
Burleigh Beach: Known for its exceptional surf on one side and tranquil waters on the other, it’s ideal for surfers and families alike.
Bells Beach
Bells Beach: Approximately 100 kilometers southwest of Melbourne, Bells Beach is a famous pilgrimage site for surfers around the world.
