How many beaches Australia has to offer?

Australia is an ultimately unique country, which allows its tourists to expect almost anything from it. The diversity in land & geography is unlimited, huge and gigantic ranging vastly from magnificent deserts to the white sandy beaches……..

With the name of “Australia”, the imagination, the first picture that comes to one’s mind is of colors, friendly faces, smiles, games, sports, adventures, kangaroos and widespread white sandy beaches. There are a countless lot of beaches in Australia and most of them are the finest that world can call with tranquility and adventure going side by side. According to many, Australia has a collection of some of the best beaches in the face of earth with huge coastline stretches for nearly 37,000 km, which includes 11,011 beaches, more than any other nation, a number so big that the any other nation will need another ice age to go this far in natural blessing.

Like the iconic structure of “Sydney Opera” most of Australia's cities and towns are situated on the coast, within a few kilometers of the ocean, which amounts to 12 million people, or 85% of Australia's population living within one hour's drive of the coastline. Amazing life …isn’t it|? With 11011 beaches, what is there to miss, you can find a cozy corner, a romantic spot, a thrilling adventurous location or simple a fine undisturbed beach day enjoying the serenity God gifted to this land of happiness and colors. Although with this huge number of beaches, we will not be able to summarize all the beaches even in a book if written in the honor of this water beauty, so here we have picked some of the most famous beached in Australia that await your arrival. Also wait till the end to know how you can get their in cheap flights to Australia.

Perth Beaches: What makes Perth the extraordinary electrifying city we know, is the magnetic and refreshing attraction of Perth Beaches. Closer to Perth, The Basin at Rottnest Island is a sheltered lagoon colored with wide variety of fish. It is a dream spot for those who love to snorkel and swim. The Cottesloe has a clean, clear coastline garnished to enhance its beauty with smooth terraced lawns that are a hot attraction and filled with Perth's most buff bodes.  Another extravagant location is just 1.25 hours north of Perth, the Windsurfer's Beach in Lancelin. This scenic shoreline is ideal for windsurfing, offering huge jumps and easy riding. For sports lover’s this is the best beach to plan holidays.

The second unavoidable attraction of the beautiful beaches in Western Australia is the spot where the Indian Ocean gleams like a sparkling sapphire under a warm southern sun. One of the most outstanding beaches at the Western part of Australia is the Broome's Cable Beach. Acknowledged to be one of most beautiful stretches of coastline on earth, Cable Beach is blessed with azure waters fringed by 22 kilometers of pristine white sands that make the Broome Cable beach a “scene” straight form a prehistoric untouched excellence of nature. Broome's Cable Beach is arguably Western Australia's most famous coastal paradise, drawing visitors from all walks of life to complement its peak of beauty. This is where the vocabulary runs out of words and phrases and leaves the explanation to one glance, at the captivating 22 kilometers of brilliant white sand and sparkling turquoise waters. With a fascinating and colorful history, Broome is also endowed with near-perfect weather from autumn through to spring, what else can we expect, it’s truly a beauty at the best of possibilities. One thing that makes the life stop for one golden moment is the spectacular fiery Broome sunsets that will take your breath away. At Monkey Mia in Denham, squeaky-clean beach sand surrounds still, aquamarine waters, where wild bottlenose dolphins regularly come ashore to give the air a blissful kiss and spreading the joy that’s always in the air of Australia.

In the North Coast of New South Wales, the world’s largest expanse of subtropical rainforest meets the lush green mountains forged from ancient volcanoes. There are also a huge number of colorful local festivals filled with arts and crafts happening throughout the year. To sprinkle the tropical essence and the true taste of Australia, dining on the waterfront on fresh seafood and locally grown fruit is something you would not like to miss. Apart from blessing the world with beauty, the rich volcanic soils produce exotic fruits, aromatic coffee, macadamia nuts, tea, pure milk and fine wine. A sparkling and enlightening coastline of endless beaches offers whale-watching, surfing, playful dolphins and seabirds, waterfalls…in short all the ingredients of a happy beach holiday.

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