At the platform take in the incredible views of the vast sand dunes, and head down onto the sand to enjoy the views overlooking the beach. Why not split your sand up and make lots of different colors! You can make one for every color of the rainbow! You do not need a 4WD to get to Rainbow Beach as all the main roads in are sealed roads. Additionally, all the roads in Rainbow Beach are suitable for standard two-wheel drive vehicles.

Not only can you enjoy the views of the rainbow-coloured sand dunes, but you also get great views across to Inskip Point and the south of Fraser Island! If you’re taking a hire car across, there are restrictions as to where you can drive on Fraser Island. Tobacco Bay Beach is not a pink sand beach in Bermuda; the sand has a yellow hue to it. However, it’s still one of the best beaches in Bermuda for its soft sand and sheltered, calm waters. Is Seven Sisters beach sandy?

Drive to the end of Cooloola Drive and a short walk through the bush will take you to the Carlo Sand Blow platform.

The Coloured Sands Beach Walk will take you along the incredible naturally sculptured cliffs full of coloured sands. The cliffs are so impressive and pretty mesmerising, with some almost 200 metres high. Rainbow Beach is a lovely little beachside town in QLD, Australia, full of so many great things to do! Transform your garden or patio with the medley of natural colours and tones found within our Rainbow Indian sandstone. This choice of garden paving offers the charm and appeal that only natural sandstone paving can offer. With beautiful variations in colour throughout, each paver features its own unique tones formed naturally over thousands of years, promising your garden or patio a finish filled with character! Rainbow Beach has one of the most extended surf breaks in the whole of Australia, so it’s a great place to go for a surf, or even learn to surf! Cooloola Great Walk is a nature hike, complete with stairs. It takes 10-15 minutes to get to the top where there is a wooden structure with a view of the sand dunes.

Easy Crafts for Kids is social too! Be sure to join us and keep up to date on what the Crafty Critters are up to: Alum Bay beach is one of the most picturesque beaches on the Isle of Wight. Known for its colourful sands, which are often sold in glass vessels around the Island this mainly shingle beach is a must for all age groups as there is so much to see and do. Which is the best sandy beach in the Isle of Wight? In terms of what is best – bringing a vehicle across or going on a tour, I would say a tour is definitely easier, more convenient and you’ll most likely get to see more places in a shorter amount of time, which is great if you’re limited for time. If you just need basic facilities and are after a more secluded camping experience, you can camp on the beach and behind the dunes (there are designated spots!). 8. Feed The Wild Dolphins At Tin Can Bay! I never got a picture from the lookout as it was crowded with people when we arrived and when we left.

Experience this 13.2-km circular trail near Freshwater, Isle of Wight. Generally considered a moderately challenging route, it takes an average of 3 h 35 min to complete. How do you get to The Needles on the Isle of Wight? Driving at the wrong time can be disastrous, and many people have got bogged or even had their 4wds wash out to sea if they have been here when it’s not low tide, so always assess the environment and drive slowly! Connecting the Laurie Hanson Park and the Rainbow Beach beach car park are the Rainbow Stairs. It’s a big staircase with the steps painted in different colours of the rainbow and is a lovely spot to stop for a photo! By car it will take around 1 hour 45 minutes to drive south to Noosa from Rainbow Beach (118km), and around 1 hour 30 minutes to drive north to Hervey Bay (123km). It’s believed they have been here for millions of years! You’ll see a beautiful and vast range of coloured sands, from reds to oranges, yellows and browns and even white sands.

Do you like this Rainbow Sand Art?

DIY Rainbow Unicorn Hobby Horse –This would be the perfect make for a younger child by an older sibling. If you aren’t keen on surfing, Rainbow Beach is a great place to go for a swim, with lifeguards patrolling the beach (remember to swim between the flags). Rainbow Beach is absolutely worth visiting and is truly a hidden gem! The scenery is truly breathtaking, with the stunningly coloured sand dunes making this place so special and unique.

It is really quite impressive to see, like a giant moving carpet! It’s quite a way down the beach, so it’s best to bring your 4wd as opposed to walking. Rainbow Candle Holders –as these use nail varnish they are for older tweens, teens and even adults. These coloured sands at Rainbow Beach are all natural and there are so many different colours due to the iron-rich materials and vegetable dyes that have stained the sand over thousands of years. Pour the dye into each container as well. (Note: the sand will dry slightly lighter than appearing when wet)Also remember if you’ll be travelling around Fraser Island independently, you’ll need to sort out your accommodation. There are a couple of resorts on Fraser Island, or you can stay at one of the campgrounds on Fraser Island. Known as being the gateway to Fraser Island (K’gari), as well as having incredible sand dunes and sand of so many colours (hence the name ‘Rainbow Beach’!), great 4×4 beach driving and being just a short drive away from the famous wild dolphin feeding at Tin Can Bay, there’s plenty to keep you occupied in Rainbow Beach!