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Australian beaches are being taken over by hugely popular beach huts, but not everyone is happy to see the carp exploding: ‘I wouldn’t even know what color the sand is’
- Social Media Users React to New Sun Protection Trend Covering Australian Beaches
- Beach cabanas, namely Cool Cabanas, are popping up all over the country.
- The outdoor carp has been seen from Sydney to Perth, Newcastle and Noosa.
A new sun protection product is taking Australia’s beaches by storm and many are wondering why beach huts are the new hot item for summer.
Many social media users have taken to TikTok in recent weeks asking if they missed the memo about Cool Cabanas, an outdoor tent, a popular product across Europe.
The item has been popping up all over the country, but the Gold Coast and Perth seem to love them more than most.
A new sun protection product is taking Australia’s beaches by storm and many are wondering why beach huts are the hottest new summer product.
In one clip, @ashlillyandlimeswimwear posted a video of the tents all over the beach with the caption “We didn’t get the color note.”
Another video from @viralqueenliv showed the array of colorful tents reading: ‘Cool Cabanas taking over the Gold Coast’.
While many wondered why Australian beaches have been transformed to resemble the sands of Spain, many were delighted by the increased sun protection.
“Legitimately when we were in Noosa we were wondering how much money they made because they were EVERYWHERE,” one person wrote.
“I don’t get it, people don’t take up more space than they normally would, they just have shade,” a second commented.
You have to see the main beach of Noosa. I wouldn’t even know what color the sand is. He’s covered in them,” said a third.
“It’s literally the best thing I have hahaha,” a fourth commented to which the poster replied “Done.”
Many social media users have taken to TikTok in recent weeks asking if they missed the memo about Cool Cabanas, an outdoor tent, a popular product across Europe.
While others thought the huts were a silly idea and ruined the aesthetic of Australian beaches, making Australian beaches look like touristy beaches across Europe.
Others thought the cabanas were a silly idea and ruined the aesthetic of Australian beaches.
“However, it is very annoying when the whole beach is full of them, they take up so much space,” said one person.
“I think they’re silly, better with something with sides,” a second commented.
“No sunny shoreline is being taken,” wrote a third.
They stink. The beach at my house looks like a tent city. I wish they would all go home,” a fourth complained.
Social media users said they had seen the cottages in Perth, Adelaide, Sydney, Newcastle and Noosa, as the popularity of the shops is evident.
Cool Cabanas range in price from $189 to $249, with cheaper alternatives to the item seen at stores like Kmart.
Social media users said they had seen the huts in Perth, Adelaide, Sydney, Newcastle and Noosa, as the popularity of the tent is clear.
In Australia, melanoma is the most common cancer among people aged 20-39, with an Australian dying every six hours.
The move to discourage tanning and encourage skin safety is aligned with a recent TikTok move.
When a user searches for something related to tanning, a banner appears that says “Tanning.” “That’s cooked” appears.
It is also accompanied by information on the risks of tanning and useful links to the Melanoma Institute of Australia (MIA).
In Australia, melanoma is the most common cancer among people aged 20-39, with an Australian dying every six hours.