Cairns Coast
Introduction: Cairns is surrounded by dense tropical rainforests, while its coastline boasts stretches of pristine white sandy beaches, azure waters, and vibrant marine life, creating breathtaking scenery. The Northern Beaches run along the shoreline and consist of eight beaches—Machans, Holloways, Yorkeys Knob, Trinity, Kewarra, Clifton, Palm Cove, and Ellis—spanning 26 kilometers. Mission Beach: Located 250 kilometers south of Cairns, this 14-kilometer stretch serves as a holiday haven comprising four villages. Visitors can enjoy swimming, sailing, fishing, or take a yacht to explore the reef areas and nearby islands.
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