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본다이 해변은 태평양을 향한 탁 트인 전망과 꾸준한 대양의 너울이 있는 길고 구불구불한 모래사장입니다. 파도는 해안선 대부분을 따라 부서지며, 서퍼들은 종종 양쪽 끝에 집중하고 수영객들은 더 보호되는 중앙 부분에 모입니다. 모래는 부드럽고 넓으며, 붐빌 때도 공간이 충분합니다. 강한 파도와 간헐적인 이안류로 인해 상황이 빠르게 변할 수 있으므로, 날씨에 따라 물이 거칠게 느껴질 수 있습니다.

Bordering the Yarra River near the Main Yarra Trail, the Royal Botanic Gardens are one of Melbourne’s most beautiful green spaces. The gardens cover 38 hectares and feature a mix of landscaped lawns, lakes, and collections of native and international plants. Walking paths wind through the gardens, offering quiet spots to relax beneath large trees or beside the water. It’s a peaceful place to take a break from the city, with great views of Melbourne’s skyline rising beyond the greenery.

New Farm Park is one of Brisbane’s oldest and most popular riverside parks, known for its expansive lawns, mature fig trees, and formal rose gardens. Established in the early 20th century on former farmland, it has long served as a major recreational space for picnics, events, and community gatherings. The park also connects directly to the Brisbane Riverwalk, making it a key green space along the river corridor.

Teneriffe Wharves is a historic riverfront precinct known for its distinctive row of early-20th-century woolstore buildings that line the Brisbane River. Developed between the late 1800s and 1930s as a major hub for Queensland’s wool export trade, the area has since been adapted into residential and commercial spaces while preserving its industrial character. Today, the wharves form a scenic stretch of the Riverwalk, and is a good reflection of the suburb’s maritime and trading heritage.

Howard Smith Wharves is a lively riverfront precinct under Brisbane’s Story Bridge, centred on a collection of restored heritage wharf buildings. Constructed in the 1930s as part of the city’s port operations, it is now a public space with dining venues including Felons Brewing Company, open promenades, and event areas along the river’s edge. It's a popular riverside destination and access point along the Brisbane Riverwalk with plenty of historic maritime character.

The New Farm Riverwalk is a sealed multi-use riverside path that links the inner-city area with the suburb of New Farm, offering scenic views of the river and skyline. It forms part of the larger Brisbane Riverwalk network, with sections like this one built on a suspended boardwalk above the water and segregated lanes for pedestrians and cyclists. Originally opened in the early 2000s and rebuilt after major flood damage, the current structure reopened in 2014 with a more resilient design and remains a popular commuting and recreational route.

This monument honours the Z Special Unit, or Z Force, an Allied special operations group formed during World War II. It recognises the brave men who trained in Cairns and executed covert missions behind Japanese lines in Southeast Asia, including the famous raid on Singapore Harbour. This memorial pays tribute to a multinational force, mainly Australian, along with British, Dutch, New Zealand, Timorese, and Indonesian members, who risked their lives in these operations.

The Cairns Esplanade is a vibrant waterfront multiuse path in the heart of Cairns, stretching along Trinity Inlet with free access to walkways, parks, and attractions for visitors and locals. It's home to the iconic Cairns Esplanade Lagoon, a family-friendly swimming spot surrounded by restaurants, markets, and recreational facilities, making it a hub for relaxation and social activity. Since the late 1800s, the Esplanade has been a focal point of the city, blending scenic views of the Great Barrier Reef with opportunities for exercise, dining, and cultural events.