Australia Day 2017: Are THESE the hottest bikini babes Down Under?
AUSTRALIA DAY 2017 will be celebrated today, when Australians everywhere will hit the beach in Bondi and put a shrimp on the barbie. Here’s a look at the hottest bikini babes marking the occasion.
Sexy shoot for Bikini A Day with Natasha Oakley and Devin Brugman
As Britain shivers through January, with grey skies, windy days and frost, on the other side of the world it’s a much different story.
Australia is a land of golden sands, surrounded on every side by bright blue waters that match the colour of clear sunny skies.
Today the nation will turn up the heat to mark Australia Day 2017.
With temperatures up around 30 degrees in parts, the land Down Under is right in the thick of summer.
It’s a national public holiday, complete with parades, fireworks and a sea of Australian flags
It makes for the perfect excuse to don bikinis and board shorts, and hit the water.
There’s no doubt the country is blessed with beauties, from sun-kissed skin to year-round beach bodies.
And there are never as many beach bodies on display as on January 26.
The day marks the arrival of the First Fleet from Britain in 1788.
It’s a national public holiday, complete with parades, fireworks and a sea of Australian flags.
Bondi Beach is one of the most iconic places in the country to celebrate.
The Sydney hotspot fills up with bikini-clad babes and shirtless men, who dress themselves in themed hats, swimwear and accessories.
Many Australians flock to backyard parties where the barbecues are fired up and the pools are full of bodies.
Temperatures range from around 20-35 degrees in most parts of the country during the hottest month of the year.
There’s a music countdown of the hottest 100 songs of 2016 which is hosted by radio station Triple J.
The lineup will blast through pubs, bars and homes across the country, with the final crescendo of number one arriving at about 8pm tonight.
An all-day affair, the iconic celebration usually turns into a wild night, with partying until the early hours of the morning.
But Brits don’t have to miss out on all the fun - there are plenty of celebrations in London to mark the festive occasion.