Lancelin Island

Drive north from perth to Lancelin. Although it is very hot all the way, I think of the broken weather in my hometown. The mood index rises in an instant. This is our full ride. There are two little brothers in the car. Come and laugh. Arriving at Lancelin is the hottest time of the day. There is a large sandy area suitable for sandboarding, although the heat can not resist a heart we love to play, rent sandboarding equipment at the entrance, according to different needs can rent different tools. In the sand, everyone is like a Mustang that has taken off the Mustang and went straight forward. It is recommended to take off your shoes in the sand to walk, especially when going uphill, the wind is particularly strong, the sun is particularly strong, the resistance is very large, so it is particularly difficult, and it is extremely difficult to slide sand. The sand here is very white, and the sky blue form a strong contrast, if you are driving skills, you can also drive four-wheel drive around the desert, when people and the ground is 90 degrees will feel as exciting as a roller coaster.

Lancelin's white beach is not very easy to find, we followed the navigation to the town of Lancelin, you can not find the entrance to the white beach, turn at least 15 minutes to find. The sand here is very fine, fine can be comparable to the white sand beach in Long Beach, but unfortunately today is cloudy, the sun is stingy only gives a little light, why is it cloudy as soon as it is close to Perth! Friends who like excitement can rent a skateboard here and slide down from high places, which takes courage, is really high, and will eat sand. Because it is at the beach, the wind here is so strong, the sand blowing my head, the shoes are also sand, friends with cameras remember to put on plastic bags to prevent sand!

Why go sandboarding in Langsailin? I have played sandboarding in many places. The sand here is said to be coral and fish bones, so it is very white and very fine. Sliding down the high dunes quickly, this is definitely a courage test, skill test exercise, and the largest fine white sand dunes in Western Australia. The slope of the dunes looks about 60 degrees above, but it is slow to slide down. There are also motorcycles, driving four-wheel drive around the desert, and parking on the top of the dunes. We are all 90 degrees from the ground, and it feels as exciting as the roller coaster driving to the highest point. Sandboarding is also exciting, just climbing to the top of the dunes is not easy, panting.