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Kawana Beach

By @souls2travel_

If youâ€™re looking to surf on the Sunshine Coast, Kawana Beach is a fantastic choice. Known for its consistent waves, itâ€™s a great spot for surfers of all levels. The long stretch of sandy beach provides plenty of space to catch some waves without feeling crowded. We spent the day here surfing and swimming and we ended our day watching the sunset here. Honestly, it was one of the most peaceful moments of our trip.

Address: Queensland, Australia

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About @souls2travel_

Weâ€™re Raul and Nicole, a mediterranean couple (from Spain and Italy) that fell in love with Australia and started exploring it on our van. Weâ€™ve covered a big part of the wild and authentic Australia in our travels, and also explored lesser know routes to come up with the best spots where you can surf, sleep in your van, eat and explore.

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