Abrolhos Islands Beach Mat

Recycled Beach Mat Australia

Enhance your beach game with the Abrolhos Island Beach Mat by Sandy Toes Beachwear, the superhero of seaside lounging! Crafted from the mighty RPET fabric (made from recycled plastic bottles), this sand free beach mat is on a mission to save the planet one beach bum at a time, all while delivering comfort and relaxing ocean vibes in equal measure.

Picture this: you arrive at the beach armed with the Abrolhos Island sand free beach mat and watch as jaws drop and eyes widen in amazement. People will wonder if you have a direct line to the beach gods or a secret beach genie in your back pocket. Little do they know it's just the ingenious sand-resistant technology at play, ensuring a sand-free zone while you frolic without a care. Kids messing up your beach mat? Not a worry! Just give it a good shake, and it'll shed any lingering sand or debris. These reversible beach mats are HUGE at 180cm X 180cm!

With its lightweight and compact design, the Abrolhos Island Beach Mat comes with a matching bag to carry all your kids' belongings! Toss it over your shoulder and become the envy of every beachgoer with your effortless style and superior parenting skills.

Not only will this sand free beach mat turn heads, but it also has many uses including folding in half to use as a towel, lining the boot of your car for the wet dog after his swim, and a superhero cape for the kids on a windy day. While you're soaking up the rays, you can feel good knowing a portion of sales from your eco-friendly towel will contribute to ocean conservation initiatives in Western Australia, go you good thing!!

So, dear beach lover, grab the Abrolhos Island Beach Mat and prepare for a seaside experience like no other. Join forces with the king/queen of beach lounging, embrace the comfort, enjoy the laughs, and help save the planet, one recycled plastic bottle at a time. It's beach time, and you're the star of this sandy adventure!

Sand Free - Absorbent - Lightweight - Quick drying

The front image shows the water movement above a coral garden and the back is an anchor laying in its resting place from the famous Batavia Wreck, Abrolhos Islands. These are our own photos, and we hope you love them as much as we do!