Australian Beach Review: Wellington Point 🌊​

Transport Convenience: It’s truly a "backyard beach" for Brisbane city! By car, you can zoom here from the city in just over half an hour—perfect time to blast a song and enjoy the rural views along the way 🐄. For those without a car, buses 200, 250, and 254 go straight to the terminal; a 1.5-hour ride is just enough for a quick nap. But note: if you stay for sunset, the last bus leaves early. You might need to hail a taxi (good luck finding one 🚕) or stroll 30-40 minutes to Wellington Point Station for a train ride back, with keeping you company.​ Sand Softness: Most visitors go barefoot, but the sand feels gritty with tiny shells and pebbles—my soles tingled after a while. Pack beach shoes for comfort 👟!​ Water Clarity: The water is a soft turquoise, not "glass-clear" but shimmers like scattered silver under sunlight. It blends nicely with coastal greenery for a cozy vibe 💧.​ Things to Do: Low tide reveals a hidden gem! A natural path leads to a small island—hunt for seashells while you walk 🐚. The curved shore mixes sand and shade, with a wooden bridge and a dock where you can sit and watch boats. Families fill the lawns: kids chase the wind, dogs roll in sand 🐶; barbecues scent the air in pavilion picnic spots 🥪. Sunset steals the show! Sunlight filters through trees, painting the sky orange, and photos practically take themselves 📸. Drivers, stay late—post-sunset pink-purple skies are pure magic!​ Personal Rating: ★★★★☆​ Not the fanciest beach, but its proximity to the city and laid-back vibe shine. Come for afternoon breezes and sunset—no rush, just pure relaxation. Finding such a peaceful spot near the city? Total win.​ #SunsetInOrangeSeas #OrangeSunset #BeachSunset #LifeAesthetics #Brisbane