The Sizzling Sand and Women in Australia

admin / August 12, 2010 /

Around 85 million years ago, our planet’s tectonic plates shifted and cracked, forming several plates we now know as continents and islands. One such similar crack on the other side of the equator separated Australia and New Zealand, allowing Tasman Sea to fill up the empty landmass.

Australia, today, is the biggest island on our planet with over 16,000 miles of coastline and more than 11,000 beaches. New Zealand, although not as great as Australia, has more than 2,000 beaches and around 9,000 miles of coastline.

However, with such great coastline come big threats. The Australian water is home of many mystifying and dangerous sea creatures on earth. Going far into the beach is one of the most dangerous ways to enjoy your vacation. However, people enjoy more on the coastal land than in water. There are several sexy beaches in this part of the planet. Some of the best ones include Bondi beach in New South Wales and Gold Coast’s Rainbow Bay in Queensland.

If you are in western region of Australia, Cable Beach and Cottesloe gets the sexy nod, while the northern territory is embellished with Mindil Beach, which is known for its Sunset Markets with over 260 elegant stalls. If you are compiling a list of sexy beaches in Australia, don’t fail to include St. Kilda Beach in Melbourne.

If you enjoy sports with a spice of sexiness, surfing cannot be more pleasurable anywhere but at Rainbow Bay. The Snapper Rocks here are known for having the best wave in the world. More than surfers, the audience, most of them topless, throng the place, and it can be hilariously crowded during vacations.

On the other hand, Cottesloe is more of a romantic beach. Most of the crowd is young and beautiful, visiting this beach to search for and meet other beautiful people. The ocean sunset on the East Coast is probably the best place to spend an evening, if you find someone there.

An equivalent of Bondi is St. Kilda in Melbourne, a bit grubbier though. However, the sexiness has nothing to do with the beach but the abutting Australian cosmopolitan city. Due to the adjoining city, you will find many bars, pubs, clubs, and exotic restaurants around the beach.

More than 80% of the Australian population resides within 31 miles of the coast. Most of them love to swim, fish, play games, fly kites, gulls to sun, sip a latte, or simply hang out. The Australian coast is surrounded by Southern, Indian, and Pacific Oceans. There aren’t any privately owned beaches, but you can find many nude and clothing-optional beaches, if you like it that way.