Here are the top ten most popular retirement places in Australia.

New South Wales

Tweed Heads

is located at the northern end of NSW, at the border with Queensland, and adjacent to Coolangatta, another most popular retirement place in Queensland. Because daylight saving time is practiced in NSW but not in Queensland, the border between the two States is often called a city across time zones. On New Year's Eve, you can celebrate the arrival of the New Year twice within one hour, just across the street.

This is the sixth most popular place for retirees in NSW. The average age of the population here is 54 years old, which is 17 years older than the national average. The reason is that a large number of retirees have settled here.

this is a beautiful and quiet place. This area is rich in animal and plant resources. There are 14 national parks and nature reserves around, and an extinct volcano named Warning Mountain.

This area is a holiday resort. There are all kinds of activities to participate in, and you won't feel bored. There are also inexpensive food, live music, whale watching, sports and so on.

according to the data of Australian real estate website, the median house price in this area is 55, Australian dollars, and the weekly rent is 45 Australian dollars. If you want to live in a retirement village, here are 14 retirement villages for you to choose from.

Port Macquarie

is located about 39 kilometers north of Sydney, at the mouth of Hastings River, with a population of about 7,. The total area of this area is about 37 square kilometers, and the terrain changes greatly, including wetlands, forests and mountains. The climate is pleasant, and the temperature ranges from 7 to 27 degrees Celsius.

There are a lot of fine restaurants and cafes to visit here, and there are many annual activities and festivals, among which the month-long food festival in October is undoubtedly the most attractive for retirees.

the median house price is 475, Australian dollars, and the weekly rent is 41 Australian dollars.

There are 13 retirement villages in this area. The average age of the local population is 47 years old, which is 1 years higher than the national average.

Queensland

The Sunshine Coast

The Sunshine Coast, which is quieter than the Gold Coast, starts 1 kilometers north of Brisben, and there are Noosa, Mooloolaba, Caloundra, Coolum, Maroochydore and other districts that are very popular with tourists. This area is a place with a good balance between prosperity and tranquility. It is quiet and beautiful, and it is very close to the metropolis Brisben.

This area is the densest part of Kunzhou National Park, and the climate is the most ideal in Kunzhou. The average sunshine hours in a day is 7 hours, which is warm all year round. The temperature is 17-28 degrees in summer and 13-25 degrees in autumn, thus creating excellent conditions for beach play.

Sunshine Coast has excellent shopping facilities, countless exquisite diets and cheaper food choices. There are many beautiful beaches here, the most famous of which is Rainbow Beach, which is named after colorful sand ridges.

Compared with the more charming Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast is less developed, so the house price is more affordable. The median house price here is A $515,. There are 95 retirement villages in this area.

Coolangatta

This is the southernmost tip of the Gold Coast, directly adjacent to Tweed Heads in NSW, and both of them have a lot of economic benefits. Coolangatta has the same climate as Tweed Heads. The average age of the population here is 49, which is higher than the national average of 12.

There are 19 retirement villages in this area. The median house price is 75, Australian dollars, and the rent is 45 Australian dollars a week. Here, you can enjoy the same facilities and activities as Tweed Heads.

Victoria

Echuca

is located on the Murray River, 214 kilometers away from Melbourne. The population is about 14,, which is an ideal choice for those who pursue a quiet retirement. This is the closest location of murray river to Melbourne, and it is precisely because of this that Echuca was built into a major port town in the 19th century.

Although there are no beautiful beaches here, the local community spirit and vibrant culture can make up for it. There are many restaurants and cafes here. The restaurant consumption here can be half cheaper than Melbourne, which is especially suitable for those who have insufficient funds after retirement.

There are several annual activities here, such as the Blue Winter Festival in July and the Boat Music Festival in the third week of February. The cost of these festivals is relatively low.

the median house price is 31, Australian dollars, and the weekly rent is 34 Australian dollars. This is one of the cheapest places among the most popular places for retirees.

Mornington Peninsula

Another favorite place for retirees in Victoria is Mornington Peninsula, which is famous for its beaches, vineyards and outdoor activities. This is a peninsula 4 kilometers southeast of Melbourne, with rugged mountains, which is very suitable for sightseeing and walking. One of the advantages of this peninsula is its proximity to downtown Melbourne, so it is very convenient to visit relatives and friends in Melbourne.

The peninsula has excellent shopping facilities, and there are more than a dozen retirement villages along the coast, all of which have their own shopping markets. Every retirement village has its own market once a month. There are also high-end winery tourism activities in the local area.

The median house price here is about A $62,, which is a bit expensive. But the houses here are worth the money, because they are both isolated from the world and close to Melbourne's big cities.

South Australia

Adelaide Hills

Adelaide Hills is a part of the Lofty Mountains with a local population of about 29,. This is one of the coldest places in mainland Australia. It's cold at night all year round except January and February.

the low temperature here has created an excellent wine-making environment. The grapes planted here are specially used for brewing Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris and other brands in Adelaide Harbor wine region.

the median house price is $667,5, and the weekly rent is $52. This is more expensive. The activities here are not colorful, except for sightseeing and wine. If you like wine, then the house price here may be worth it.

Yankalilla

This is an agricultural town located 72km south of Adelaide. Located in the Bungala Valley, it is rich in natural vegetation. The climate here belongs to the Mediterranean climate, with an average annual temperature of 17 degrees.

this town is small, with only 45 people. There are many long-standing accommodation services that provide breakfast in the local area, which is why most tourists come here. The small population here means that there are not many organized activities, which is more suitable for those who seek peace and tranquility. However, this town is only 3 to 45 minutes' drive from Adelaide, so it won't feel isolated.

the median house price is 29, Australian dollars.

Western Australia

Esperance

is located on the coastline of the Southern Ocean in Western Australia, about 72 kilometers southeast of Perth. The population here is 13,477. The average age of the population is 48, because a large proportion of them are retirees.

This place is most suitable for people who want to keep an active lifestyle after retirement. Most local activities are related to sports, such as swimming, walking, boating, snorkeling, bird watching and so on. Of course, there are also very beautiful beaches here, which should be enjoyed to the fullest.

unlike other places favored by retirees, there are not many catering services here. But there are other activities suitable for the elderly, such as the weekly bingo, bridge club, art center, museum and so on. This is an ideal place for retirees who want to get away from the hustle and bustle of big cities.

The median house price is 365, Australian dollars, and the weekly rent is 333 Australian dollars, which is cheaper than the ideal retirement places in NSW, Queensland and Victoria. The only disadvantage here is that it is quite far from Perth, the nearest big city. However, if you fly, it only takes one and a half hours and you can enjoy the beautiful scenery along the way.

Huon Valley in Tasmania

This is part of the tourist route of Huon Trail, only 2 minutes' drive from Hobart. It is famous for producing wine, seafood and natural beauty. If you are not afraid of the cold weather, this is your ideal retirement place.

It is famous for its fine weather. There are about 3 sunny days in a year. This may not be gratifying in itself, but it is where many talented artists and craftsmen live, and there is an art museum in the local area. Also, local farmers regularly sell their agricultural products in the market. There are no good restaurants in the area, but it only takes 2 minutes to go to Hobart.

The median house price is 285,5 Australian dollars, which is the cheapest among the ten ideal retirement places. This is an ideal place for those who want to pursue a quiet and relaxed lifestyle after a lifetime of hard work and retirement.