Rainbow Beach is beach on the Sunshine Coast in east Australia. It is special because you can drive there.
My suggestion
Sand, salt... My advice is to give your car a good clean before you leave Rainbow Beach.
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Rainbow Beach is a tiny community which takes its name from the colour of the sand. Rainbow Beach is a quiet, well-preserved place that will delight adventurers with vehicles.
My suggestion
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