Hi All and thanks a bunch for watching todays video on the Best Beaches in Queensland ( Or at least, some of my favourites) . I appreciate the support , thanks for watching and don’t forget to Subscribe ! Check out more in-depth videos from around Queensland here: ruclips.net/p/PLtDsuclgH938F6PCEUc99LeAhnyzSj6Ep
Over 1700 😍 1:50 looks like paradise Ellis Beach sounds like a spot we would want to experience for sure 😁 Lets be honest though we would want to visit sooo many of these beaches! The views at Woodgate are so beautiful 😍 Great compilation video, this will be so helpful for visitors to prioritize which beaches are cant miss stops!
Haha...sometimes I wish I could do more... but that's starting to be become a reality. So nice to here from you again...you be been a bit quiet lately 😁
@@BrisbaneChannel That's awesome.... My blog has become huge for me in the past couple of months and been focusing elsewhere too, but still hopefully providing value to my followers :)
Oh my gosh Chris, you guys have so many beautiful beaches! I honestly wish we could visit them all! Would love to have a turtle hatching experience one day, they’re so cute!
Queensland is the best state for them but unfortunately some of the northern ones are bad for crocs 🐊🐊... still plenty of great ones to check out and still surprises me how many great ones we have seen too. I love putting these lists together 💖
@@AquariusTraveller Think it was Cape Radical, Yepoon, around Bundy and a couple down the Goldy. Perhaps Hillsborough on my journey over to the West next month. We'll see. Looks like I'll be hanging around here until I leave 🍻
@@adventurewithbernie Bundy has heaps of great beaches... and can't believe I didn't take more advantage of that when I was living there. Shame you aren't going away before working...I hope those ants in your pants don't pester you too much..LOL
Anywhere from Brisbane to Rockhampton you can pretty much swim in safely...... it's only north Queensland you have to be cautious. But reef trips there you just have to wear a lycrasuit or visit in winter when there's no stingers.....was there a particular beach you had in mind ?
Noosa is a lovely place to swim and no issues with stingers and crocs like north Queensland 👍👍 But there will be crowds of people there for school holidays at the end of September
I've been to all but two of these. In Mackay and north the winter months are free from box jellyfish apparently. All island beaches are fine as box jellyfish and crocs hug the mainland. Winter water temps are fine. The main safety thing in the southern surf beaches (Coolangata to Agnes Water) is swim between lifeguard flags. A lot of tourists drown regularly outside the flags.
@phoarey yep...the winter months in North Queensland are pretty safe for swimming but the outer reef tours still make you wear a stinger suit during this time
@@Peacemakerblue since Queensland is a state and Perth is s city, it would depend on which part of Queensland. However, since the state is closer to the equator, then yes, mostly hotter.
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Hi All and thanks a bunch for watching todays video on the Best Beaches in Queensland ( Or at least, some of my favourites) .
I appreciate the support , thanks for watching and don’t forget to Subscribe !
Check out more in-depth videos from around Queensland here:
ruclips.net/p/PLtDsuclgH938F6PCEUc99LeAhnyzSj6Ep
Any questions, please feel free to ask :)
Over 1700 😍
1:50 looks like paradise
Ellis Beach sounds like a spot we would want to experience for sure 😁
Lets be honest though we would want to visit sooo many of these beaches!
The views at Woodgate are so beautiful 😍
Great compilation video, this will be so helpful for visitors to prioritize which beaches are cant miss stops!
Haha... doesn't compare to the amount of beaches in Australia
Palm tree lined beaches are always a top choice ...plenty of them in North Queensland
Some day I'll be able to travel as much as you! What a life!
Haha...sometimes I wish I could do more... but that's starting to be become a reality.
So nice to here from you again...you be been a bit quiet lately 😁
@@AquariusTraveller Yep, trying my hardest to finish off my study so I can finally be free to focus on other things (including the channel)!
@@BrisbaneChannel That's awesome.... My blog has become huge for me in the past couple of months and been focusing elsewhere too, but still hopefully providing value to my followers :)
Oh my gosh Chris, you guys have so many beautiful beaches! I honestly wish we could visit them all! Would love to have a turtle hatching experience one day, they’re so cute!
Queensland is the best state for them but unfortunately some of the northern ones are bad for crocs 🐊🐊... still plenty of great ones to check out and still surprises me how many great ones we have seen too. I love putting these lists together 💖
The turtles are very unique and I have seen them a couple of times .... definitely one for the Bucket list 👍👍
Very nice. Thanks for the fantastic share.
Thanks for watching and appreciate the feedback :)
Hmmm, I think it was 6 I haven't visited. Cape Hillsborough I am definitely keen to check out.
Great video Chris. Stunning images!
Whats your other 5 ?
You came so to Cape Hillsborough when you were living at Airlie for that period.... Next time for a day trip :)
@@AquariusTraveller Think it was Cape Radical, Yepoon, around Bundy and a couple down the Goldy.
Perhaps Hillsborough on my journey over to the West next month. We'll see.
Looks like I'll be hanging around here until I leave 🍻
@@adventurewithbernie Bundy has heaps of great beaches... and can't believe I didn't take more advantage of that when I was living there. Shame you aren't going away before working...I hope those ants in your pants don't pester you too much..LOL
Beautiful beaches
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Beautiful and very unspoiled but any safe beaches with amenities you can actually swim in? Or should i just skip QLD altogether and go to Phuket?
Anywhere from Brisbane to Rockhampton you can pretty much swim in safely...... it's only north Queensland you have to be cautious. But reef trips there you just have to wear a lycrasuit or visit in winter when there's no stingers.....was there a particular beach you had in mind ?
@@AquariusTraveller thanks that’s great to know, we are going to Noosa for a week in late September.
Noosa is a lovely place to swim and no issues with stingers and crocs like north Queensland 👍👍
But there will be crowds of people there for school holidays at the end of September
I've been to all but two of these.
In Mackay and north the winter months are free from box jellyfish apparently. All island beaches are fine as box jellyfish and crocs hug the mainland. Winter water temps are fine.
The main safety thing in the southern surf beaches (Coolangata to Agnes Water) is swim between lifeguard flags. A lot of tourists drown regularly outside the flags.
@phoarey yep...the winter months in North Queensland are pretty safe for swimming but the outer reef tours still make you wear a stinger suit during this time
how did bribie make this list!? haha, also you had the sur and swim sides mixed up. surf is on the east side.
@@nicky8866 bribie still nicer than the beaches in Brisbane 😊.
I must have missed the narration mistake in my editing... so sorry for that 🥴
We call it the brisbane piss pool, have heard some pretty gross stories about that artificial beach
😂😂...I've often heard the redcliffe settlement cove referred as that too. You hear so much as a Brissy local 👍
Is Queensland more hotter than Perth?
@@Peacemakerblue since Queensland is a state and Perth is s city, it would depend on which part of Queensland. However, since the state is closer to the equator, then yes, mostly hotter.
That’s not correct about Bribie Island, its vice versa, the surf is on the east side and the west side is the calm side. Is that woman corrupt?
Whoops... your right about that. Sorry for the mistake