The best Australia beaches are characterized by pristine white sands fringing the tropical turquoise waters, with many of them on un crowded stretches of sand. Australia has over 11,000 beaches with coastline of 37,000 km (23,000 miles). Many of Australian beaches offer wildlife viewing, surfing, and back-to-nature-style experiences.
A note of caution: October to May is the jelly fish season and swimmers, snorkelers and scuba divers are advised to exercise caution and follow the guidelines of the local authorities.
Cable Beach facing the Indian Ocean is one of the most attractive beaches in the world with twenty-two kilometers (14 miles) of pristine white sands and tropical turquoise waters. Cable Beach is an the ideal beach for safe swimming and relaxation. Its known for beautiful sunsets. With its tropical climate, its a year-round destination for beach lovers.
Hyams Beach located on Jarvis Bay, it has extremely white, medium grained sand and crystal clear waters. It is safe and popular area for families.
Whitehaven Beach, Whitsunday Island is one of the most photographed beaches in Australia. Located near Queensland's Great Barrier Reef on an uninhabited four-mile (6 kilometer) stretch of pure white silica sand and crystal clear turquoise water. If you are planning a day trip from the mainland it can be reached from Airlie Beach.
Wineglass Bay Located in Freycinet National Park, this is a majestic stretch of pristine beach crystal clear water. The southern end of the beach has magnificent views of the Hazards.
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