Allans Beach

Dunedin's Ellens Beach is a magnificent beach with long coastlines, soft and wide sandy beaches, many reefs protruding from the sea to form a variety of shapes, full of infinite imagination. There are often lazy seals lying here on the beach, it is really a very natural and beautiful coast.

But Nitin's Alans Beach, really beautiful beach, the key is if you are lucky, to be able to see seals on the beach, we are so lucky, see seals, so cute.

Quite remote beaches, only occasionally meet a few people. The endless waves of the South Pacific Ocean washed the coast endlessly. In a daze here, looking at the sea, time flies so fast.

Allens Beach is New Zealand's closest beach to the South Pole, where the climate is cool, the beach is quite windy, and the waves are large and not suitable for swimming. There are often lazy seals lying there in the sun on the beach, the state is very cute, everyone can drive from Dunedin, 20 minutes to arrive.

Danidine is in southern Australia, where Ellens Beach is also home to seals, and sea lions often haunt. There are many reefs on the beach that highlight the sea, a bit like the reduced version of the 12 Apostles Rock, the scenery is very beautiful, and this beach has very few tourists, which is very suitable for taking pictures.

Alans Beach in Dunedin is a magnificent natural coast, the beaches are very grudging, white and soft sand. There are also protruding reefs on the sea, like a sailing sailboat. There are often seals on the beach, lazy to bask in the sun, very cute.

Allens Beach is an undeveloped beach in Dunedin. There are very white sandy beaches, and the sand is very clean and soft. The bay here is very beautiful and is a must-visit for Dunedin tourism.