Named after William Wellington Cairns the Governor of Queensland in 1876, Cairns is one of the most frequented places in Australia. This tropical region is situated in Queensland and is replete with rainforest, sprawling beaches, and the Great Barrier Reef. Much of its revenue comes from the tourism industry as well as agricultural activities and trading. The many beaches in Cairns in North Queensland offers you ample opportunity for a laidback holiday and water sport activities. Clifton Beach is a case in point. This virgin stretch is still untouched by the evil effects of commercialization. This beach is not as popular as the Trinity beach as this is less promoted. However this works in the favor of tourists who like a tranquil stay amidst a scenic panorama.
Clean ambience, moderate swell, a bracing climate and small shacks distinguishes this beach from the others. It also makes for an interesting fishing base. Take the Captain Cook Highway to reach this virgin sea side resort. It is advisable to swim within the boundaries set by the net. In some areas in Clifton Beach swimming is prohibited due to large swells. Palm Cove and Kewara beach lies in close proximity to Clifton Beach. You can make Clifton Beach your base and take a day long excursion to the other Northern beaches.
There are many accommodation options in Clifton Beach. Taking advantage of its scenic locales many of the luxurious resorts have mushroomed near this beach. The resorts here are well furnished and incorporated with all modern day facilities for a hassle free stay. Just a fifteen minutes drive from Cairns main will take you to this beautiful place.
As a tourist attraction in Cairns this is an ideal place. The Esplanade nature strip and a modern shopping complex lies close by. There are restaurants, eateries, takeaways and cafes nearby to see you through a most memorable tour in Clifton Beach.
World Travel Guide offers online information on Clifton Beach.
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