Australia has 30,000 kilometres of coastline and 11,761 named beaches. If youre planning a coastal holiday this summer, a new website and book identifies 101 Australian beaches that are worth visiting. <\/p>\n
The 101 Best Beaches list (backed by Tourism Australia) was assembled by authors Professor Andrew Short and Brad Farmer over several decades, with both authors visiting every single beach named on the list and then choosing the top 101 based on the views, the sand, surf, bordering headlands and a range of supporting amenities. <\/p>\n
Inclusions range from the well-known (Bondi) to the oddly-named and obscure (Trousers Beach, anyone?). The site lets you browse by name or state, and is definitely a useful resource if youre planning a trip. The book offers more detailed information and great photography and is also worth checking out. <\/p>\n
Got your own favourite beach that didnt make the cut? Tell us about it in the comments. You can also check me out talking through some of the beaches on Ten Breakfast. <\/p>\n
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