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Yamba, NSW - If you love choices and beaches, Yamba is the place to go! You have six beaches to choose from, or you can even visit a few of them and make a beach-hopping day out of it.

One the most famous places in the township is the Angourie Point, a spot with consistent wind and an ideal location for surfing.

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Yamba, NSW -

The popular surf destination has been dubbed as the most underrated beach town in Australia by various blogs and online websites. 

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Port Douglas, QLD -

Port Douglas enjoys a somewhat consistent temperature all year-round, making it an ideal beach town escape at any season.

And just that, but amenities (accommodation, eateries, shops) range from all budgets, which makes it an attractive destination for all kinds of travellers.

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Port Douglas, QLD - That said, the tropical town is known to be a tourist haven. So if you're looking to stay away from the crowds, perhaps hop over to another beach town.

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Broome, WA - Broome is a hit with backpackers for its stunning landscape and laid-back vibes. But that doesn't mean it isn't travel-friendly for others kinds of travellers, including families.

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Broome, WA - Imagine soaking up the last rays of sunshine on a camel by the shoreline. Talk about the perfect family activity! It's ideal for little ones fascinated by the creatures, as well as family members who want to holiday without moving a limb.

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Beachport, SA -

Beachport is located on the Limestone Coast and is home to one Australia's longest piers (that begins in the town's vast sandy beach).

Nearby you can find the Pool of Siloam, a lake that is allegedly seven times saltier than the sea, according to Australia.com website.

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Beachport, SA -

The beach town has national parks and reserves with hiking trails that lead to stunning views.

The Bowman Scenic Drive is a road along the coast that goes through and past various beaches and sand dunes.

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Second Valley, SA - At roughly a 90 minute drive from Adelaide, is Second Valley. The beach town boasts of a colourful rocky landscape, white sand beaches, and very few tourists.

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Second Valley, SA - The township offers accommodation, eateries, and activities to suit all budgets. Walking through the striking rock formations and dipping into hidden beach bays will always be free!

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Aireys Inlet, VIC - Beach, bush, rock formations, and a nestled town among them all, are what make Airey's Inlet stand out. It's also a hotspot surfing destination!

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Aireys Inlet, VIC - The beach town's Split Point Lighthouse is one of the most stopped-by attractions on the Great Ocean Road.

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Apollo Bay, VIC -

Apollo Bay is a seaside town located in the foot of the Great Otway National Park.

Imagine beaches surrounded in cliffside, ferns, waterfalls, and even some rivers. Sounds peaceful, right?

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Apollo Bay, VIC - The town itself has a booming arts community, with galleries, teahouses, boutique shops, as well as an artisan weekend market.

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Palm Cove, QLD - Think idyllic sundowns and beaches, just a drive from the city of Cairns. Palm Cove is a sophisticated beach escape, with plenty of fine dining and luxury accommodations on offer.

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Palm Cove, QLD -

The town's esplanade boasts of trees and colourful beach houses that give that effortless laid-back vibe. 

If sipping cocktails on a fancy hammock and strolling through nice boutiques is your idea of a beach town escape, then go to Palm Cove.

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Avalon, NSW - Avalon is a northern suburb of Sydney and home to impressive beaches. It's the ideal boho seaside escape at short distance from the city, with lots of chic beach shacks and cafe.

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Avalon, NSW - Avalon is like the second home for surfing Sydneysiders and startup entrepreneurs who want the amenities of the city by the sea. Also, look at that sunset!

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Hyams, NSW -

Hyams is a seaside village found in the local government area of City of Shoalhaven.

What looks like a faraway tropical getaway is in fact only three hours from Sydney. Sydneysiders, what are you waiting for?

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Hyams, NSW - If enjoying the seaside, surfing, or snorkelling are not for you, you can also hike through the Jervis Bay National Park.

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Noosa, QLD -

Noosa's town boasts of trendy shops, bars and eateries, all in close proximity to its idyllic coastline. 

Waterfront accommodation has options for all budgets, all with the same view and access to the sea. 

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Noosa, QLD -

Noosa is located in the south of Queensland, on the Sunshine Coast.

Aside from gorgeous white sand long beaches, Noosa is also home to lots of koalas!

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Agnes Water, QLD -

Drive six hours north of Brisbane and you'll come to twin beaches Agnes Water and 1770 (yes, that's what it's called!). 

Despite their small sized, these beaches are homes to exxy resorts and accommodation. According to the Urban List, that is.

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1770, QLD - The beach town of 1770 also boasts of surfing, swimming, and all other kinds of water actives. Imagine walking into that shallow shore and swimming out with a snorkelling kit at hand. Bliss!

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Margaret River, WA -

Southwest from Perth, a three-hour drive away, is the coastal town of Margaret River. 

From forest trails to white sand beaches surrounded by a rugged rocky landscape, Margaret River is also known for its delicious food and wine.

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Margaret River, WA -

Margaret River is home to a variety of vineyards and annual wine festivals.

If you're a foodie, who loves the thought of combining wine tasting with beach days, you know where to go!

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Marcoola, QLD -

Found between Noosa and Mudjimba is Marcoola. The quiet beach town is a little haven, not even many Queenslanders know of, making it blissfully tourist-free. 

Aside from its amazing coastline (pictured), Marcoola prides in its organic food way of life. You can find various eateries and cafes with local produce, as well as cheap accommodation to stay and enjoy it a little longer.

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Nelson, VIC -

It's found on the Great Ocean Road, yet many pass it without looking twice at the beauty it beholds!

Nelson, a somewhat isolated destination, it stands out for its wild and rocky coastline, organic food eateries and cafes.

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Eden, NSW -

Ancient forests, dramatic cliffs, and golden sand dunes and beaches are what make Eden a special place.

It's also one of the best spots in Australia to find and watch humpback whales do their thing at sea.

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Eden, NSW -

The rugged landscape surrounding Eden's golden sand shores is one of the many reasons visitors enjoy this place. 

It's accessible by cruises too!

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Point Lookout, QLD -

If chilling by the sea to the rhythm of the waves is all you're happy doing, then head to Point Lookout. 

There are of course places to stay the night, as well as laid-back beach shacks with fresh seafood. It's also a great place to surf!

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Point Lookout, QLD - Although it's not an island, Point Lookout is only accessible by water taxi or a ferry (on which you can take a car), so take that in mind when you plan.

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Byron Bay, NSW -

What would this list be without the famous beach town of Byron Bay? If you're a sea lover, a surf aficionado, and scuba diving enthusiast, Byron Bay should be your next holiday escape.

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Byron Bay, NSW -

It's also where Chris Hemsworth lives with him family, so it must be a special place.

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