Sara Tendulkar Enjoyed A "Beach Day" At Australia's Great Barrier Reef

Sara Tendulkar is making the most of her Australia trip. The sunny beaches and iconic seashores have trapped her heart. How do we know? Courtesy: Sara's social media timeline. The diva, who recently attended the India Vs Australia Test match in Brisbane, went on to spend some quality time at the Great Barrier Reef in Queensland. She shared glimpses from her beach getaway on Instagram and we are feeling major FOMO. The pictures featured Sara enjoying a sunny day at the seaside. Wearing a moss-green silk dress, Sara was seen attempting to eat watermelon while throwing little pieces in the air. However,  when it didn't work out she tried the same trick with blueberries and succeeded. 

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After a tiring day at the beach, Sara had some fresh sashimi. She also had some work done while enjoying the beautiful view of the beach. 

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1. A Natural Wonder Of The World

Great Barrier Reef is the largest living structure on Earth. It is understandable why it is regarded as one of the seven wonders of nature when you take its captivating beauty and distinctive marine life into account. 

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2. Mini Submarine Travel Experience

Great Barrier Reef submarines allow tourists to experience the reef's splendour in a three-person mini-submersible. Together with the guide, two visitors just hop into the mini-sub and take off directly from the beach. You will be immersed in the coral in a matter of minutes, ready to observe the Great Eight marine life on the reef.

3. Stargazing

Some of the best stargazing spots in the world can be found at the Great Barrier Reef. While camping on an isolated island allows you to enjoy the sky, you can also experience stargazing from a swag (little tent or bedding roll) on a private pontoon on the reef itself, It comes with the options of barbecue on the beach and snorkelling.

4. Diving And Snorkelling

Great Barrier Reef is one of the most popular diving and snorkelling locations in the world and there are plenty of operators to suit all ages and skill levels. With year-round warm temperatures, you may spend hours discovering the world's top coral reef systems and swimming among the rare marine creatures. 

5. Whitehaven Beach

Whitehaven Beach is a pristine, award-winning beach on Whitsunday Island. It stretches over seven kilometres and boasts brilliant white silica sand that is among the most pure sand in the world. The sand here has a brilliant, near-luminescent colour and does not retain heat like the regular kind, so you can relish in the delight of sinking your feet into the soft, velvety sand and wading in the warm turquoise water.

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