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Nudgee Beach

Nudgee Beach is a foreshore suburb and beach on Moreton Bay, about 18 kilometres north-east of Brisbane CBD in Queensland. Fronting the Boondall Wetlands Reserve, it is known for extensive mudflats, mangroves and bird habitat rather than swimming. The beach features a foreshore park, picnic areas, a playground and the Tabbil-ban Dhagun boardwalk, offering views across the bay to Moreton Island and serving as a popular spot for fishing, birdwatching and family recreation.

Brisbane, QueenslandBeach

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Tiddy Widdy Beach

Tiddy Widdy Beach is a small coastal settlement and sheltered sandy beach on the eastern coast of Yorke Peninsula in South Australia, on Spencer Gulf about 5 kilometres south of Ardrossan. Known for its calm, shallow waters, tidal flats and quiet township character, it is a low-key holiday and fishing destination. The beach offers safe wading, crabbing and boating access via a local boat ramp, with views across the gulf toward the mainland.

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Tumby Bay Jetty

Tumby Bay Jetty is a historic timber jetty extending into Spencer Gulf at Tumby Bay on South Australia's Eyre Peninsula. Built in 1874 to service grain and wool shipping, it is now a central recreational landmark for the town. The 244-metre structure is popular for fishing, walking and swimming, offering views across the bay and foreshore. It remains an important heritage feature and focal point of the Tumby Bay waterfront.

Tumby Bay, South AustraliaHistoric Site

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