Australia's celebrity getaways -

Whether they are local celebrities or big names visiting our beautiful land, these are spots celebs frequent when they want to get away.

Take a look at these spectacularly serene and secluded locations around Australia.

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Maitland Bay - Qantas revealed Aussie celebrities' favourite getaways. Along NSW's central coast Maitland Bay is a stunningly secluded beach, suggested by Nicole Warne.

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Bouddi National Park - To get there can be a bit of a hike, but following the coastline through Bouddi National Park is totally worth it to get to this hidden paradise.

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Treasure - This beach has its own treasures, including soft white sand, beautiful greenery and even a shipwreck.

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Fleurieu Peninsula - Hugh Sheridan's favourite destination is along SA's coastline 45 minutes drive south of Adelaide is the perfect place to take a timeout, alone or with the family.

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Aldinga Beach - This secluded stretch of sand attracts swimmers and surfers alike, but without being to rough for the kids.

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Trails - Being close to Aldinga Scrub Conservation Park means there trails with beautiful sights, including sand dunes, rare orchids, echidnas and an array of native birds.

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Eggs and Bacon Bay - The views of this Tassie beach are as delicious as the name, and the destination is just as tasty, according to Lindy Klim's recommendation.

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Haven - This is the perfect little haven where you can relax on the beach, go exploring and even find abalone and oysters on the rocks.

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Native flora and fauna - Eggs and Bacon Bay was named after the bed of pea flowers of the same name that flourish there.

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Broulee - Along NSW's south coast, Abbey Earl said that it's secluded and sometimes you can be the only person on the beach.

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Dolphins - It's a magical place for whale watching and swimming with wild dolphins, and a chance to explore Broulee Island on foot.

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Alice Springs - You can't get more secluded than next to Australia's Red Centre. This remote desert town has some of the most beautiful landscapes in the world.

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Adventure - Respecting the outback is very important in these parts, but that's also a part of the adventure.

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Cool off - With cliffs and gorges to explore, there are equally breathtaking waterholes to cool off in.

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The Hawkesbury - North-west of Sydney snakes the Hawkesbury River, with many secret inlets to enjoy, as shared by Marta Dusseldorp.

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History - Frolicking around in a boat through the rich history of the area and connecting with the land is a big part of the appeal.

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Autumn - A busy time of the year, but still no less spectacular. The colours of the leaves changing is a magnificent sight in such a serene part of the world, it'd be hard to miss.

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Jervis Bay - Peter Garrett mentioned that along NSW's south coast, on the north side of Jervis Bay, is a hidden treasure of a serene and unspoiled beach that is pristine all year round.

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Explore - The perfect place to unwind and enjoy the surroundings without the worry of distractions. Exploring the area might lead to meeting some fun furry friends, too.

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Views - And don't forget about the fantastic views from the headland that are unlike no other.

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Rainbow Beach - Along QLD's coastline is the mostly untouched Rainbow Beach, perfect for surfing, swimming and embracing nature, Michelle Bridges mentioned.

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4WD - There is even 4WD access for those who want to take drive on the sand, but don't forget your permit!

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Carlo Sand Blow - Must-sees include Carlo Sand Blow, the coloured sands cliffs, and of course Cooloola National Park.

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Wilsons Promontory National Park - Gippsland in VIC has some of the most beautifully diverse and expansive landscapes, perfect for escaping into nature for a while, as recommended by Jarrod Scott.

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Mount Oberon - The mountain ranges are spectacular, with many tracks and grounds to explore.

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Terrain - Scott said, "There are so many hidden coves and every corner has a different terrain from lush forest to desert-type plants."

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Rottnest Island - Known for its adorable and friendly quokka population, this island is offshore from WA's capital city of Perth.

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Privacy - It boasts white sandy beaches and secluded coves with lots of privacy and amazing marine life.

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Accessible - A short boat across from the mainland, it is easily accessible by bike with many places to explore all over the island.

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Kutti Beach - Ryan Lobo suggested the Sydney beach, near Vaucluse, as the best secret beach.

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Secret - He said it was a secret because not only was it a trek to get to, but it was also small and semi-privately owned, and it's charm was totally worth it.

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