The Hidden Beach Gems of Australia Part 1:

Australia is world-renowned for its stunning sunny weather and pristine ocean. A number of the world’s best beaches can be found on the coastline of Australia. With almost 85% of the country’s population living within a 50km radius of the coast and an international reputation of having extraordinary coastlines, the beaches of Australia attract approximately 300 million visitations annually. The following list of beaches include some of the best, yet least well-known beaches of Australia. So, get your beach bag ready for some hidden gems of Australia! Oh, and don’t forget to pack your sunnies, sunscreen and favourite Styelle Swimwear piece!

New South Wales:

Situated on the East Coast of the country, New South Wales is overflowing with beautiful beach spots. With classics such as Bondi Beach often a little too crowded for comfort, you can find refuge in these hidden NSW beaches:

• Milk beach, Sydney

Tucked away at the base of Hermit Bay in the Sydney Harbour National Park, Milk Beach is a quiet spot with breathtaking views of Sydney. It is the perfect spot to escape the hustle and bustle without having to go too far!

• Spoon Bay, Wamberal

Located in the Wamberal Lagoon Nature Reserve, this beach is unknown, even to most locals! This makes Spoon Bay the ideal place to escape for a peaceful day by the beach. With a recently upgraded walking track, calm waters and stretching dunes, it is the ideal place to have a relaxing day of swimming, sunbathing and relaxing in Australia’s gorgeous outdoors.

• Mystics Beach, Kiama

Mystics Beach, more commonly known as Minnamurra Beach as a stunningly secluded spot, perfect for a crowd-free beach day. This spot is loved by surfers for its open spaces and impeccable surfing conditions. Its proximity between the river estuary and ocean ensures pristine water conditions - prime for swimming and surfing. A mere two hour drive from Sydney, this beach is one of the most beautiful spots to take a day-trip to.

Queensland:

Famous for their sunny weather and beachy lifestyle, Queensland has some of the best beaches in Australia. Our favourite hidden spot is:

• Etty Bay, Cassowary Coast Area

A mere 15 minutes from Innisfall, this beach is a firm favourite for the locals. The beach is backed by a narrow strip of tree-shaded reserve and boasts stunning white sand shores. Despite being a hidden gem, this local fav has a beach kiosk and life saving club allowing you to have the perfect balance of quiet and convenience. This secluded spot is not one to be missed - if you are in the area!

Western Australia:

On the opposite side of the country to Queensland, lies Western Australia. With a smaller population, their stretching coastline remains largely untouched. One hidden spot includes:

• Cape Peron, Rockingham Lakes

Located at the southern end of Cockburn Sound, the beach extends for 300m from the tip of Point Peron to the bluff of Mushroom Rock. The stunning limestone cliffs and rocky headlands compliment the panoramic ocean views. With a range of trails, you can take a walk around the point before cooling off in the crystal clear waters. This spot has something for everyone, from historical ties to World War 2 to coastline views to endless reefs and caves to explore. This spot is guaranteed to be a favourite of all who visit.

Tasmania:

Less well known for their beaches than other states in Australia, Tasmania remains a destination of staggeringly beautiful beaches, such as the one listed below.

• Coningham Beach

The clear and tranquil waters of Coningham beach provide the perfect place to cool off from the summer heat. With the beach divided into many sections, there are numerous hidden spaces where you can enjoy the beach with a sense of privacy. Backed by hills and greenery, this beach is an oasis of peace and tranquility.

South Australia:

Located in the southern-central part of the country, South Australia is well-known for their powder-white sand and turquoise waters. These features are not lost on the beach which is listed below:

• Almonta Beach, Point Sir Isaac, Coffin Bay National Park

Whilst this beach does take a bit of effort to reach, it is well worth the journey as you are almost guaranteed to have the entire space to yourself. The stretches of soft sand and calm turquoise waters will make you feel as if you are in a dream-world. This spot is the ultimate destination for those looking for a slice of heaven.

No matter where you go in Australia, there will always be a beautiful beach ready to welcome you. From pristine waters to soft sand, there is an idyllic location around every corner, you just need to know where to look! So what are you waiting for? Pack those beach bags… Just don’t forget your favourite Styelle swimwear piece!

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