2025 Western Australia Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in October)

Esperance is a port city located on the southern Indian Ocean coast of Western Australia, about 346 km south of Kalgoorlie. Esperance has a population of about 6,400 (1981 data). The area is known for its vast hinterland and is a major producer of wheat, flax, and sheep. It also has a developed salt industry and exports gold and nickel. 🚏Transportation About 700 km from Perth, 1.5 hours by plane ✈️, or about 8 hours by car 🚗 _ 🌟Best travel season Spring (September to November) and autumn (March to May) _ Six travel experiences in and around Esperance 🚶🏻‍♂️ Stroll along Lucky Bay Beach 🚁 Fly over Lake Hillier in a small plane 🦘 Meet kangaroos at Cape Le Grand 🌿 Walk through the jungle on Woody Island 🏞 See sea lions and seals in the Recherche Archipelago 🏄🏻‍♀️ Surf and snorkel at Twilight Beach

Lake Hillier is located on Middle Island in Western Australia. The lake water is a striking pink color, creating a strong contrast with the surrounding blue ocean and green vegetation. There are several theories about why the lake is pink. One common theory is that the algae and bacteria in the lake produce a special pigment, giving the lake its unique color. The lake's unique landscape attracts many tourists and photographers. In addition to the algae and bacteria theory, some scientists speculate that the pink color of Lake Hillier may be related to the minerals in the lake. The lake bed may contain special mineral components that release certain substances after being soaked in the lake water for a long time, causing the lake water to change color. However, this hypothesis requires more research and evidence to be confirmed. For photography enthusiasts, Lake Hillier is a natural paradise. At different times and in different weather conditions, the pink color of Lake Hillier shows different layers and textures. In the early morning, when the first rays of sunlight hit the lake, the pale pink color is like a shy girl awakened by the morning light, quiet and charming. On cloudy days, when the clouds block part of the sunlight, the lake surface will show pink shadows of varying depths, like a natural oil painting. Visitors come here not only to see the unique pink lake water but also to enjoy the surrounding natural ecology. The green vegetation on Middle Island is rich and diverse, swaying in the sea breeze. Walking along the lake, feeling the pleasant breeze, you can occasionally see some unique wildlife. The animals here seem to have a different temperament because of the unique color of the lake water. However, with the increasing number of tourists, Lake Hillier is also facing some challenges. Environmental protection has become a crucial issue here. Too many tourists trampling on the surrounding vegetation may damage the original ecological environment, and some tourists littering may also pollute the lake water and the surrounding environment. The local government and relevant departments have realized this problem and have begun to take a series of measures to protect Lake Hillier and its surrounding ecological environment. For example, strengthening environmental protection education for tourists, setting up more trash cans around the lake, and increasing the number of sanitation patrols. We hope that with everyone's joint efforts, the unique beauty of Lake Hillier can be preserved, whether for curious tourists or photographers capturing beautiful moments.

#australiatrip Visiting Lake Hillier, the iconic pink lake in Perth, was like stepping into a surreal dream where nature’s colors defy all logic. Known for its vivid bubblegum pink hue, this stunning lake is one of Australia’s most unique natural wonders, and experiencing it firsthand was nothing short of magical. The journey to the lake began with a scenic flight over the pristine coastline, where the contrasting colors of the land and sea painted an incredible picture. As I neared Middle Island, the island that houses Lake Hillier, the first glimpse of the lake was breathtaking—its bright pink waters standing out starkly against the surrounding green forests and the deep blue ocean in the distance. The contrast between the vibrant pink of the lake and the expansive blue of the ocean was so striking, it almost felt like a scene from another world. Lake Hillier is located in the Recherche Archipelago, part of Cape Arid National Park. The lake’s signature color comes from high salinity and the presence of certain algae and bacteria that thrive in its unique environment. As I stood by the lake’s edge, I marveled at the surreal, almost fluorescent pink hue that seemed to shimmer beneath the sunlight, contrasting so beautifully with the deep blue of the surrounding ocean. The sight was truly mesmerizing. The area surrounding Lake Hillier is untouched and pristine, offering a sense of isolation and tranquility. Exploring the island, I was able to enjoy the beauty of the surrounding forests, the fresh air, and the peaceful ambiance of the remote environment. The vivid contrast between the pink lake and the blue ocean created a stunning visual spectacle that will forever remain etched in my memory. Although the lake is too saline for swimming, the sheer beauty of this natural phenomenon is enough to captivate anyone. Lake Hillier is a must-see for nature lovers, photographers, or anyone seeking to witness one of Australia’s most extraordinary landscapes. The combination of its vivid color, the peaceful surroundings, and the breathtaking contrast with the blue ocean is a reminder of nature’s incredible ability to awe and inspire.

❶ Hutt Lagoon The famous pink lake in Western Australia, the pink lake simply melts everyone's girlish heart at first sight💕The lake water sometimes appears bright pink, sometimes lavender, and sometimes even red, as if God overturned the palette (actually due to the presence of algae Dunaliella salina) 📸The best time to visit is 10:00-14:00 on a sunny day☀ · ❷ Lake Hillier Located on the middle island of the Western Recherche Islands, 8 hours drive from Perth, it is an oval saltwater lake. Because it is very mysterious, it is known as the girl's heart of the earth🌍. You can take a helicopter🚁 to overlook this dreamy and romantic skyland Lake Hillier Western Australia 6450 · ❸PINNACLES In Nambung National Park, about 3 hours' drive from Perth, it has a unique natural landscape, consisting of stone pillars, covered with yellow sand, strange rocks, and dead grass. It is beautiful and mysterious. Stepping into it, it feels like being on the fantastic surface of Mars Nambung National Park · ❹Kalbarri National Park Kalbarri National Park In the park🈶, the two most iconic landmarks in Western Australia-Nature's Window and Skywalk. Nature's Window is a huge reddish-brown natural arch. After a long period of weathering, a hole appears in the center of the rock, like a picture frame of nature, and also like a window, interpreting the magic of nature. Here you can enjoy the panoramic view of the entire canyon and the spectacular view of the Murchison River · ❺WAVE ROCK Wave Rock is 2.7 billion years old and has been washed into a spectacular wave shape by the waves. Approaching Wave Rock, it is like a row of 15-meter-high waves rushing towards you from prehistoric times. You can also "walk on the waves" and overlook the vast and magnificent golden inland of Western Australia Hyden WA 6359, Australia · ❻ BUSSELTON JETTY It is the longest wooden pier in the Southern Hemisphere and one of the most famous attractions in Western Australia. The 1841-meter-long trestle bridge extends straight to the sea. 🉑Take the same dreamy sea train as "Spirited Away"🚞to the center of the sea · ❼Blue Boat House The Blue Boat House, located on the banks of the Swan River, is built on the lake. It is one of the must-visit places in Western Australia. It is very photogenic and is also one of the popular filming locations on Instagram 1 Kings Park Ave, Crawley WA 6009 · ❽Karijini National Park The natural landscape formed by more than 2 billion years of geological changes has magnificent rift valleys, marble rock tunnels, cool rock pools and rushing waterfalls. From June to September, you can see wild flowers, rock figs, lemongrass, etc., and you can also encounter rock wallabies, wild dogs, lizards and various birds🦅

The largest state in Australia - Western Australia! Located about 60 kilometers west of Geraldton, the Abrolhos Islands are mainly composed of three major islands, surrounded by 122 coral reefs (islands). It is known as the last secret of Western Australia. Attractions: 1. The Pinnacles Desert, one of the most bizarre landscapes in the west, is mistaken for the surface of Mars. 2. Hyden and Wave Rock 3. Ningaloo Marine Park 4. Cable Beach 5. Gibb River Road.

Last Pic was taken on a moving car along Forrest Highway! -It is not always the destination, it’s what you see along the way. Second to the last 📸 was taken along Old Coast Rd, Australind😎 First three was taken along Forrest Highway near Lake Clifton😎🥰 The open is there, always there. Decide when! #perth #wandering #southperth #newyearadventure #2023TravelWish #wandering soul #forresthighway #roadtrip

#celebratewithtrip Before I get to here I have not even heard of Sand Boarding so this is totally new to me . So what is Sand Boarding ? As the name suggest instead of the usual surf boarding over here is sand boarding 😅 Located about 90mins drive from Perth I have arrive at Lancelin it is a Premier sand boarding destination as for the sand board you can simply rent one over here which will cost you AUD 12.50 . Entry to the dunes is free and there is no entry gate it is open every day of the year as long as there is sunlight remember it sand boarding so be prepare with all the sand all through your cloth , you will need glass to prevent the sand being blown into your eyes ( it very windy) and also take note you have to climb to the top to be able to slide down . lastly they is not shower room or washroom 😂 so prepare well before heading down

Address - 37 Catalonia Street , Cervantes. Western Australia 6511 Australia Ambiance/Facilities - Breezy , colourful setting with timber decoration and outdoor table Highlights - live seafoods Avg. Price per Person - AUD 30++ Rating - 10/10 Came here after reading review on how good it was and was not left disappointed. There is a factory tour which can enlighten us how lobsters are caught and weight according to their size very knowledgeable Tour Other than the tour the main attraction is the fresh lobster you can buy according to the size u want . The fish and chips was awesome too . definitely worth the trip here #tripblazers

#bucketlistreboot Another one to add to your bucket list to make the perfect trip to Perth is this sunset tour with gpsadventuretourswa — they do lots of tour & its run by this two lovely australian couple! ☺️ Part of the full day tour we did, we ended the tour with a drive to the dunes for a home made dinner put together by our very own tour guide, a selection of homemade food from bbq sausages, salads & fresh bread! Everything was delish. The perfect cherry on top was grabbing a serving or two of red or white wine & enjoying the beautiful sunset with the cool air (they provide blankets too if you get cold) Once the sun has set, they provided telescope for you to watch the planets & stars 😍✨

Rottnest Island in Western Australia is a holiday destination for locals. Although the island has a population of only 100 people, the number of tourists each year is about 5,000 times the number of islanders. There is a small museum on the island, which not only introduces the history of the island, the stones on the island, but also the animals on the island. It is well worth a visit. #Overseas Travel #AustraliaTravel #RottnestIsland #I miss Australia the most

Australia has the most unique lake in the world because all the water is pink. Lake Hillier, the name. According to scientists, the pink color of the lake is formed naturally from various microorganisms and thousands of bacteria that live in it. If you want to swim or dive, it doesn't matter. Because it's not dangerous at all. #triplocal #themepark#zoo#nationalpark#lakes#beaches

Australia's super famous attractions, there is a famous spot in Perth that seems nothing to see, but is actually very spectacular -- wave rock wave rock 🌊 It's really deserted, but seeing this super-like giant wave flipping up the wave rock, walk closer, found nature is really interesting, they are really very small .. If there really is such a big wave in front of, really scared 😅 This rock is safe 🤣🤣 Address: 1 Wave Rock Rd, Hyden WA 6359, Australia Rating: 8/10 #OverseasTravel #I miss #themepark guide

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Famous Cable Beach is indeed beautiful but that's not the only beautiful beach in Broome. At the opposite site of Cable beach, there's this beach where local people visit a lot called Town Beach. During the daytime, I personally liked this Town Beach more than Cable Beach since it was more quite and clean. Enjoying beer with the fresh air at town beach was really satisfying and I would definitely visit back here when I go to Broome again🥰 Oh if you're visiting here, don't forget to get some fish & chips with a bottle of beer on the way. You can easily find fish and chips store on the road to town beach! #givethanks #givethanks

Cable Beach Australia is well known for its camel ride with the sunset on its background. But did you know that it's also beautiful on the way there driving? Look at the third picture that I posted! I went there on a daytime and spent a noon picnic on the beachside, and when it finally came to time for sunset, it was absolutely STUNNING💕 People were riding camel during the sunset and I was sitting there watching this beautiful scene and I felt so blessed🥰 You definitely need to check it out if you're visiting Western Australia! #givethanks #australia #givethanks

Driving from Perth all the way north to Lancelin, although it was very hot all the way, but when I remembered the weather in my hometown, the mood index rose. This is our full car. There are two younger brothers in the car, come and laugh. ~~~ Arriving at Lancelin is the hottest time of the day. There is a large piece of sand suitable for sand boarding. Although the heat can't resist the heart we love to play, rent the slip at the entrance. Sand equipment can be rented according to different needs. In the sand, everyone is like a wild horse that has been taken away. It is recommended that you take off your shoes and walk in the sand, especially when going uphill, the wind is very big, the sun is It is particularly strong and has a lot of resistance, so it is particularly difficult. It is extremely difficult to slip a sand. The sand here is very white, and it has a strong contrast with the blue of the sky. If your driving skills are too strong, you can drive around in the desert with a four-wheel drive. When people and the ground are 90 degrees, they will feel like a roller coaster. stimulate.

Western Australia is such a vibe! It's got chill kangaroos hopping around, endless vineyards, wild seaside rock formations, dreamy beaches, and food that's sooo good! Seriously, you gotta visit in spring – the weather slaps and everything’s blooming. 🌸 Kick off your adventure at Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse (Address: Cape Naturaliste Rd, Naturaliste WA 6281, Australia). The views from up there are 🤯! Open daily from 9am-5pm – perfect for snapping those golden hour photos. Wine lovers, don’t skip Leeuwin Estate (Stevens Rd, Margaret River WA 6285, Australia). Their wine tasting is next level and the estate is beyond gorgeous. Book your experience on trip.com for easy-breezy reservations! 🍷 Breakfast in Margaret River is a big yes – Egberts is your go-to (Address: 73 Bussell Hwy, Margaret River WA 6285, Australia). And OMG, their Danish pastries are next-level. Treat yourself! Craving crepes? Mano Wraps is a total hidden gem for buckwheat crepes – both savoury and sweet. Can confirm: the strawberry Nutella crepe is iconic. 💖 Whether you’re beach-hopping, wine-sipping, or living your foodie fantasy, Western Australia is calling your name. Don’t forget to lock in your must-do spots with trip.com for maximum chill.

Hillier Lake Review (Hillier Lake @ Australia) 🇦🇺💖🌸 🇦🇺 #HillierLake, the magical pink lake! Another hidden nature secret in Australia. 💖 Experience the beauty of the pale pink lake contrasting with the deep green forest and turquoise sea. 🌸 The pink color of the water is caused by Dunaliella salina algae that live in the saltwater. 🚁 The view from above is the best! Take a helicopter ride to admire the breathtaking lake views. 😌 It's a truly peaceful and relaxing place. 📸 Every angle is a photo opportunity. Its unique beauty is sure to make for some amazing photos. ✨ A rare natural wonder. 📚 Learn about the ecology and the reasons behind the pink water. ✅ This trip is perfect for nature lovers and their unique beauty. 👍 Another dream destination for travel enthusiasts. ❤️ A truly memorable and memorable experience. Hashtags: #HillierLake #LakeHillier #Australia #AustraliaTravel #PinkLake #PinkLake #NatureTravel #TravelAbroad #AmazingAustralia #WondersOfTheWorld

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck📝 Hiller Lake Review – A Spectacular Pink Lake in the Heart of Australia's Natural Beauty: 🌸 Hiller Lake is a unique natural phenomenon. 🩷 The vibrant pink color of the lake water contrasts perfectly with the azure sky. 🪷 Surrounded by lush forests, the view is truly stunning. 🚁 The aerial view is simply breathtaking. 📸 Every photo is a wonder without any additional color enhancement. 🧪 The pink color is naturally created by microorganisms in the water. 🌿 The tranquil atmosphere is perfect for relaxing and taking photos. 🧭 Located on Middle Island in the Esperance region. 💬 Locals proudly tell the story of the lake. 🎁 It's a must-see for yourself. 🌏 Hiller Lake is a breathtaking natural beauty. 📌 Hashtags for this post: #HillerLake #TravelAustralia #PinkLake #PinkLakeAustralia #MiddleIsland #NatureMagic #Photography #LakeVibes #EsperanceTrip #UnseenAustralia

Nice way to relax preflight. Quality service, tasty food selections. Highly recommended 👌 #pretravel

We decided to do a self-drive road trip covering Perth, Kalbarri, the Pinnacles, Margaret River, Busselton, and Fremantle. Here’s how we spent our 9 days! This itinerary is not for those who enjoy a chill itinerary cause we really packed our schedule 🫣 Pro tip: have alternative drivers cause it’s super tiring for the driver to drive the 8-10h up Kalbarri. Day 1 - Perth We landed in Perth in the evening, picked up our rental car, and settled into the city. Nothing too packed for the first night – just time to rest up for the long road trip ahead. Day 2 – Perth → Kalbarri We drove north towards Kalbarri, stopping first at Jurien Bay for some sightseeing and a quick bite. Along the way, we passed through Geraldton before reaching the highlight of the day – Hutt Lagoon, also known as the famous Pink Lake. To be really honest, I think you can’t really see the pink in real life, might only be visible if you have a drone. After plenty of photos, we continued our drive and ended the day in Kalbarri. Day 3 – Kalbarri National Park This day was all about nature. We started at Nature’s Window, one of the park’s most iconic spots. From there, we hiked to Z-Bend River Trail. After the River Trail, we didn’t do the Lookout cause our legs were super tired from the climbing up and down. River trail tip: you need to be physically fit because you will be climbing up and down ladders and rocks. But - the views were absolutely worth it. Day 4 – Kalbarri Coast → Pinnacles Desert Before leaving Kalbarri, we checked out the Coastal Cliffs. The ocean views were amazing. Then we drove down to Cervantes to have Lobster Shack for lunch. After lunch, we continued to The Pinnacles Desert. Didn’t manage to stargaze as it was raining heavily. Day 5 – Cervantes → Lancelin → Busselton We drove down to Lancelin, where we tried sandboarding down the giant white dunes – so much fun! But again, it was raining so I guess we went at a wrong time. Then, we continued on to Busselton and took a leisurely stroll along the famous Busselton Jetty. Day 6 – Margaret River Region We headed to the Margaret River Region, starting at Hamelin Bay, unfortunate for us we didn’t see any stingrays. Then we explored Mammoth Cave. Following, we enjoyed some wine tasting at a local Margaret River winery before heading back to Busselton. Day 7 – Eagle Bay & Sugarloaf Rock We began with a visit to the Busselton Underwater Observatory. Afterwards, we drove to Eagle Bay and Meelup Beach, Cape Naturaliste. Managed to catch some whales! The day ended at Sugarloaf Rock, where we caught a beautiful sunset. Day 8 – Busselton → Caversham Wildlife Park → Perth Ended our nature trip with Caversham Wildlife Park, spent the whole day there! Day 9 – Fremantle Last but not least, we went to Fremantle for the Tunnels Tour - highly recommend! Our guide was amazing, it was one of the highlights of my trip. Afterwards, we explored the Fremantle Markets before heading to the airport. #travel #western_australia

[Australia's Pink Sea | The Fantastic Colors of a Dreamy Salt Lake] Across vast Australia, several lakes boast a breathtaking, dreamy pink hue, thanks to a combination of unique algae, salt, and light refraction. These "pink lakes" are like a palette of colors on Earth, creating a stunning contrast against the azure sky and golden beaches, captivating visitors at first sight. 🌸 Natural Wonders • Lake Hillier (Western Australia): The most famous pink lake, its surface a strawberry-milk-like hue, stands out against the turquoise Indian Ocean beside it. • Lake Hutt Lagoon (Western Australia): Its color changes with the seasons and the time of day, from soft pastel pink to vibrant magenta, resembling a breathtaking watercolor painting. • Lake Eyre (South Australia): When the rainy season brings water to the lake, its vast expanse shimmers with a magnificent pale pink hue. 📸 Travel Experience Standing on the lakeshore, the breeze carries the crisp scent of salt air, and before you lies an incredible pink world. Many people choose to fly a small plane to see the pink lake from above, to truly experience the stunning colors. ✨ Travel Tips • Best Viewing: Recommended weather is clear and around noon, when the pink color is most vibrant under direct sunlight. • Getting There: Most pink lakes are located in remote areas, so it's recommended to drive or join a local tour. • Note: Some lakes are off-limits for entering or touching the water. Please follow the rules to protect the natural environment. ⸻ 🔖 Tags #AustralianPinkOcean #DreamPinkLake #LakeHillier #HuttLagoon #AustralianTravel #NaturalWonder #PinkWonder Would you like me to organize "Jiangtai Mountain" into a travel post style like this?

The Pinnacles Desert, located in Nambung National Park in Western Australia, is a fascinating tourist destination known for its otherworldly landscape🪨. The sight of countless limestone pillars standing on a yellow sandy terrain is truly mesmerizing, showcasing the mysterious beauty crafted by nature. It takes about two and a half hours by car from Perth to reach the Pinnacles. While it is possible to visit as a day trip, joining a tour is recommended for a more convenient experience and informative explanations🚙. The Pinnacles are especially breathtaking during sunrise, sunset, or under a star-filled night sky, offering completely different views depending on the time of day✨. There are walking trails and driving routes available, allowing visitors to explore at their own pace. If you plan to drive through, a four-wheel-drive vehicle is required. During the day, the strong sunlight and walking on the sandy terrain can be exhausting, so wearing a hat and staying hydrated is essential. The Pinnacles, with its enchanting scenery, is a must-visit spot for any trip to Western Australia🌏.

#holidayitinerary Mexican Hat Beach is a lowkey gem tucked along the Kalbarri coast. It’s not super well known, which makes it feel like your own little slice of wild coastline. The beach itself is all golden sand, rugged cliffs, and crashing waves, but the real star is that rock formation that looks just like a sombrero, hence the name. It’s pretty quirky and makes for great photos. The beach isn’t patrolled and the waves can get rough, so it’s more of a walk and chill kind of spot than a swimming beach. There’s no one around most of the time, so it’s perfect if you’re after some quiet and a bit of space to yourself. Access is via a gravel track off the main road, so take it slow if you're in a regular car. No facilities, so bring water, snacks, and whatever else you need. It’s a quick stop if you’re exploring around Kalbarri, but it’s got that remote, untouched feeling that makes it pretty special.

#holidayitinerary Cape Le Grand National Park is pure coastal magic. The beaches here are next level, like, blinding white sand and insanely clear water. Lucky Bay is the main star, and yeah, the kangaroos really do just hang out on the beach like locals. Super chill and weirdly cute. We went for a swim and the water was cold but crazy refreshing. There’s also Hellfire Bay, which is a bit quieter but just as beautiful. The granite headlands and turquoise water make every angle feel like a postcard. We did the short hike up Frenchman Peak too, the view from the top is wild and worth the leg burn. Facilities are basic but decent, with toilets, picnic spots, and a campground right near Lucky Bay. Bring food, water, and sun protection because it gets hot and there’s not much shade. If you're road tripping around Esperance, this park is a must. It’s peaceful, full of wildlife, and almost too pretty to be real.

#holidayitinerary William Bay National Park is such a chill spot with seriously stunning beaches. The main highlight is Greens Pool, it’s super calm and clear thanks to the big granite boulders that block the waves. Perfect for a swim, especially if you're not into rough surf. The water is this unreal turquoise and the white sand is ridiculously soft. Right next to it is Elephant Rocks, which totally lives up to the name. The boulders look like elephants wading in the ocean, and there’s a narrow path through the rocks that leads to a hidden little beach. Super fun to explore, especially at low tide. The area is easy to access with a short walk from the car park, and the paths are all well kept. There are toilets at the top, but no food or shops nearby, so bring snacks and plenty of water. Great for a relaxing beach day with a bit of exploring. If you're down near Denmark, definitely make the stop, it’s peaceful and absolutely gorgeous.

#holidayitinerary The Pink Lake at Port Gregory is such a fun and weird little stop. The color is super bright when the sun's out, like a giant strawberry milkshake. It's caused by some kind of algae and salt combo, and the shade changes depending on the time of day and weather. We went late morning and it was seriously glowing. There’s no big tourist setup or anything, just a few spots to pull over and snap photos. You can walk right up to the edge, but don’t expect a swim, it’s more of a look-and-go kind of place. The wind was wild when we were there, so maybe bring a hat that won’t fly away. Easy to add to your route if you’re driving between Kalbarri and Geraldton. There’s a small town nearby with a café and fuel if you need it. It’s a quick stop, but the color is so unreal it’s totally worth pulling over for. Just a fun, totally random Aussie highlight.

#holidayitinerary Shell Beach in Wulgada is one of those places that sounds kind of random until you get there, and then it's like, whoa. No sand at all, just millions of tiny white shells stretching out forever. It looks like snow from a distance and crunches under your feet in the coolest way. The water is super calm and super salty, so you float really easily if you go for a dip. The beach is part of Shark Bay World Heritage Area and is easy to reach with a short drive off the main highway. There’s a small car park, a couple of info signs, and that’s about it. No shops or toilets, so come prepared if you’re planning to hang out for a bit. We didn’t see many people, which made it feel even more peaceful. Perfect for a walk, some pics, and just chilling by the water. If you’re heading up toward Denham or Monkey Mia, definitely pull over and check it out. It's simple but super unique.