澳洲🦘Sunshine Coast - Tea tree

The day we arrived at Australia's Sunshine Coast, the sun was shining and the sky was as blue as a polished gem. With my desire for the waves in my heart, I came to Tea Tree Bay in the national park, a low-key but breathtakingly beautiful bay. Walking along the trails of Noosa National Park, you'll see mottled shadows of trees and the air is filled with the scent of eucalyptus and sea breeze. After passing through a short forest road, the bay suddenly opened up before our eyes, like some miracle unfolding. The waves are neat and gentle, and the longboard slides across the water, making soft sounds, as if every wave is calling you gently. The waves there are not as wild as those in other places, but they have a kind of warm and firm power. When I slid into the first wave, my body almost merged with the sea. I could feel the subtle pulsation of the water under my feet, and the only sounds of the waves and my heartbeat were in my ears. One trip after another, time passed especially quickly under the sunshine without us noticing. Every time I looked back toward the shore, I saw rows of tea trees, a quiet beach, and the gently undulating silhouettes of distant hills. When you take a break, sit on the rocks, let the sea breeze blow your hair, drink some cool water, watch your friends glide in the sea, and their laughter fly in the air. At that moment, I felt deeply that the answer to life is sometimes found in a clean wave or in an undisturbed bay. Tea Tree is not just a place for surfing; it is like a gentle time for yourself. No matter where I go from now on, as long as I close my eyes, I can still seem to hear the bay, gently calling me.