rebel's recommended
sporty locations
Nationwide Top Swim Locations
1. Boat Harbour Kurnell, NSW
Crystal clear waters in a sheltered bay. Take a snorkel and spot the amazing marine life!
2. Lysterfield Lake Narre Warren North, VIC
Take a refreshing swim in one of two protected swimming bays with sandy beaches.
3. Coochiemudlo Island, QLD
Just a short ferry trip from the mainland. Calm water that is perfect for the whole family. Watch for dolphins on the way!
4. The Basin Rottnest Island, WA
Swim and snorkel in this unique spot, located on a beautiful sandy beach shaded by pine trees.
5. Edithburgh Tidal Pool, SA
A historic, safe and unique tidal pool surrounded by a beautiful mural.
6. Yarralumla Bay, ACT
Offering a designated swimming enclosure and platforms, along the generous sandy beach.
Nationwide Top Bike Locations
1. Gosford to Umina, NSW
A stunning and mostly flat ride right along the water's edge.
2. Bass Coast Rail Trail Gippsland, VIC
This gravel trail stretches 23km through farmland, coastal bushland and rugged coastline.
3. Coombabah Lakelands, QLD
Suitable for all ages and fitness levels, as the flat unpaved firepaths go through grassland, forests and along a canal. Plenty of kangeroos and wildlife!
4. Sunset Coast Pathway Burns Beach, WA
This half day adventure takes you from Marmion to Burns Beach takes in bushland and epic coastal views.
5. Stromlo Forest Park, ACT
A unique bike experience with options for all abilities and all forms of cycling; including BMX, mountain-biking, road-cycling and family routes.
6. Riesling Trail Claire Valley, SA
Outstanding views of the vineyards along the 33km trail, on an old railway line.
Nationwide Top Skate Locations
1. Monster Skate Park, NSW
The ultimate destination for skaters, scooters and BMX with a fun atmosphere. The only international ramp facility in Australia, it boasts an indoor street course, an outdoor vert and mini ramps. Lessons are also available.
2. Geelong Waterfront, VIC
A street-style park on the beautiful Geelong waterfront. There are plenty of stairs, ledges, blocks, rails, hubbas and banks in an artisitc setting.
3. Elanora Skate Park, QLD
Iconic! The first full pipe in Australia, and with a big fast bowl. This park is for more advanced skaters, given there are no steps out of the bowl.
4. Scarborough Beach Skate Park, WA
Also known as the Snake Pit, this is one of the biggest and most diverse parks around. There's plenty for all abilities plus a climbing wall and basketball hoop!
5. Tuggeranong Skate Park, ACT
This park has some of the best vert ramps Australia has to offer. Fun for all ages and nestled right next to the lake for a beautiful view. BBQs and a play park are also just metres away.
6. Goolwa Skate Park, SA
Commissioned street art makes this the most colourful park in Australia! It features an open bowl, spine and small halfpipe. Great for beginner and intermediate skaters and scooters. There's also a great pump track right next to it!
7. West Hobart Bowl (John Dogget Park), TAS
One of the oldest skate parks around, it looks well worn, but is iconic amonst the stake community and pros.
8. Leanyer Stake Park, NT
A small park packed with fun; a bowl, rails, funbox, banks and quarters, plus plenty of shaded areas to cool off!