Highlights:

• Bondi Baths; This is a saltwater pool located at the southern end of the beach with a separate section for kids’ pool area, where you can enjoy some quality swimming experience along with stunning views of the ocean. 
• Bondi Pavilion; A building of historical significance where cultural events, exhibitions and workshops of different kinds are held. This building also includes a theater, a vibrant gallery along with a wide range of community facilities. 
• Bondi Skate Park: A popular spot among the skaters, this park is a retreat for skateboarding located at the southern end of the beach. It houses a wide range of ramps and bowls catering to different levels of skating expertise. 

Your To Dos:

• Swimming 
• Beach Yoga
• Whale Watching
• Surfing
• Sunbathing
• Clubbing
• Taking Leisurely coastal walks 

Dining Options:

• Billi’s Bondi
• Trio Cafe
• A Tavola Bondi
• Blanca
• Bondi Wholefoods

Highlights:

• Golden Sands in the backdrop of crystal clear waters.
• The Corso, a pedestrian street running along the beach from the ferry terminal providing shopping and dining options.
• Division of three sections – South Steyne, North Steyne and Queenscliff, each with its own charm and activities. 
• Annual Manly Jazz Festival with top Jazz singers performing.
• Australian Open of Surfing held in February that showcases surfing talent and skateboarding competitions. 

Activities:

• Surfing.
• Swimming and Sunbathing.
• Snorkeling and Diving.
• Coastal Walks.
• Paddleboarding and kayaking.
• Volleyball matches and biking. 

Getting There:

• Take a ferry from Circular Quay, Wharf 3 which takes 20 minutes to get to Manly Beach costing $7 – $9. 
• Regular bus services also depart from various parts of Sydney to Manly beach. 

Highlights:

• Hastings Street, lined with shops and boutiques offering an immersive Noosa Experience. 
• Noosa National Park, offering breathtaking views and potential wildlife sightings of koalas and dolphins along with an opportunity of a leisurely coastal walk.
• Noosa Festival of Surfing, held annually in the month of March attracting surfers from around the world to display their skills in competitions with festivities and music. 
• Noosa Food and Wine Festival, celebrating the region’s culinary delights in festivities which include tastings, cooking demonstrations and dining events. 

Activities:

• Swimming and sunbathing.
• Surfing.
• Stand-up Paddleboarding.
• Kayaking.
• Coastal Walks. 

Getting There:

• Take a train and a bus via Nambour station which gets you to Noosa Main Beach in 6 hours and 40 minutes costing $9 – $10. 
• Alternatively a train and a bus via Poinciana Ave can also be taken which takes approximately 6 hours to reach Noosa Beach costing $20 – $30 on average.

Key Attractions:

• Freycinet National Park, offering a pristine atmosphere of exquisite natural beauty and tranquil environment perfect to relax along with interacting with wildlife such as wallabies, echidnas and numerous bird species. 
• Hazards Beach Circuit, a perfect trail for a challenging hike from Wineglass bay with dramatic granite peaks.
• Crescent-Shaped beach, having soft white sand supported by pristine turquoise waters that frame the bay. 

Activities:

• Hiking.
• Swimming and Snorkeling.
• Kayaking.
• Wildlife Watching.
• Camping. 

Must Have Food:

• Tasmanian Oysters.
• Rock Lobster.
• Abalone.
• Sashimi Salmon.
• Scallop pie.

Transportation:

• Take a bus from Coles Bay which is the closest town to Wineglass Bay. 
• Alternatively a bus can also be catched from Hobart via the same route.
• Additionally a car ride of 3 hours can also get you to Wineglass bay. 

Highlights:

• Burleigh National Park, providing scenic walking trails, with spectacular views of the coastline along with the opportunity of spotting exotic wildlife creatures.
• James Street, a vibrant track featuring a variety of shops, cafes and restaurants perfect to enjoy an evening and shopping.
• Rainforest circuit, a walking trail where we get to spot exotic wildlife species such as brush turkeys and water dragons along with various bird species. 
• Burleigh Pro, an annual festival featuring surfing competition in a festive atmosphere attracting surfers and sports enthusiasts to showcase their talents from around the world. 
• Burleigh Heads Market, weekend special market offering local produce for sale along with native craft products and stalls where we can find unique items and enjoy fresh local produce. 

Your To Dos:

• Swimming and sunbathing.
• Surfing.
• Bushwalking and wildlife watching.
• Picking and Barbeques.
• Night partying. 

Culinary Delights:

• Grilled Snapper with roasted vegetables.
• Moreton Bay Bugs with citrus dressings.
• Prawn on the barbie.
• Avocado smash with cherry tomatoes.

Getting There:

• Taking a train from Brisbane to Burleigh Head is the cheapest way to travel, costing $4- $7 and taking approximately 2 hours.
• Alternatively a taxi can be booked which gets us to Burliegh Head in 1 hour costing $120 – $150. 
• Although there is no direct bus running to Burliegh Head, services departing from Brisbane Roma street to Stockland Burleigh Head taking 2 hours 30 minutes costing $9 – $14. 

Highlights:

• Rip Curl Pro Surfing Competition, held every Easter, this event attracts world’s top surfers and an array of spectators which proves to be the world’s longest-running surfing contest.
• Great Ocean Road, surrounding the beach regarded as one of Australia’s most scenic coastal drives offering breathtaking views and attractions.
• Torquay, a nearby town crowned with the title of surfing capital of Australia offering a range of surf shops along with the famous Surf World Museum.
• Great Otway National Park, a marine park offering excellent opportunities for watersports and marine life spotting on the underwater landscape. 

Your To Dos:

• Surfing.
• Beachcombing and walking.
• Wildlife watching.
• Pickning.
• Snorkeling and diving. 

Dining options:

• Fisho’s Torquay.
• Swells Cafe.
• The Stoop.
• Bird Rock Jan Juc.

Nearby Attractions:

• Port Douglas.
• Great Barrier Reef.
• Daintree Rainforest.
• Macrossan street.

Activities:

• Swimming and sunbathing.
• Wildlife watching.
• Walking and jogging.
• Kitesurfing and windsurfing.

Dining Options:

• Hi Tide by the Beach.
• Salsa Bar and Grill.
• Nautilus Restaurant.
• Hemingway’s Brewery. 

With this we pack up our listing of best beaches to enjoy in Australia and hope to see you enjoy the experience as much as we enjoyed laying out the specially curated details for you.