Bondi Beach is famous not only in Australia but around the world.  Just a short distance from the centre of Sydney, Bondi is one of Australia’s biggest tourist destinations, with year-round tourist events, surfing and a kilometre long beach.

Surfers Paradise on the Gold Coast is famous around the world for its amazing beach, paired with Queensland’s warm sunny weather.  It also has a thriving nightlife, with restaurants, bars and clubs to suit all tastes and a vibrant cultural scene.

Scarborough Beach, a few minutes outside the centre of Perth, is just one of many amazing beaches in Perth.  The beach is a tourist magnet for surfing, swimming and soaking up the beach atmosphere, with the Indian Ocean providing an amazing background.

St Kilda is situated a short distance from the centre of Melbourne, with safe sandy beaches and a thriving café, restaurants and music scene.  It is also home to Luna Park, one of Melbourne’s most recognisable icons, which has become a big tourist drawcard.

The site of South Australia’s first mainland settlement, Glenelg is Adelaide’s most popular coastal region.  The long white beach, nearby shopping precinct and tourist activities all year round make it a popular family destination.

Cable Beach is Broome’s most famous beach, and some have argued that it is among the top 5 beaches in the world.  The beach is 22km long, and despite Broome’s increasing tourism appeal, there is still room for all visitors to surf, swim and relax in peace.

Vivonne Bay, on the south coast of South Australia’s Kangaroo Island, has something for everyone, with surfing, a smooth white beach for picnics and walks and beautiful views.  It is also the best spot in the area for fishing, making it a must-see destination for keen anglers.

Port Douglas is an hour north of Cairns in Queensland, and offers beautiful beaches, as well as shopping and restaurants.  Port Douglas enjoys the amazing Queensland warm weather, making it a great place to visit all year round, as well as being close to the Great Barrier Reef and the Daintree Rainforest.

Cape Tribulation in Queensland’s Far North has one of Australia’s few tropical climates, with warm, humid weather all year round.  It is located on the Daintree Coast and surrounded by rainforest, as well as offering snorkeling and diving in the Great Barrier Reef and miles of deserted beaches.

Located on the Freycinet Peninsula in Tasmania’s East Coast, Wineglass Bay is one of Tasmania’s most celebrated beaches.  Visitors from around the world have been astonished by the curved bay with its turquoise waters against a background of pink granite hills.