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Australia has so many beaches it would take 29 years to visit them all

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Australia has so much pristine coastline that they could lose a few hundred beaches and literally no one would even notice. Boasting over 10,000 distinct beaches, dedicating your entire life to visiting a new one every single day would take nearly three decades—assuming the terrifying local wildlife doesn't get you first.

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Australia has so many beaches it would take 29 years to visit them all
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