Remarkable Rocks

It's just a bunch of strangely shaped rocks, which are indeed the magical work of nature. These rocks are formed purely by nature. I don't know how many years of history they have been. Why they weathered like this is a mystery. One of the elephants does not look like an eagle, but some people say that it looks like a seal. There is no guide to introduce what it looks like. You can only rely on your own imagination. But don’t stay long, half an hour is almost the same.

Magical Rock is the most wonderful piece of rock on Kangaroo Island, and it is located at the farthest part of the cape. This stone looks different when viewed from different directions. Sometimes it looks like a giant wolf screaming up to the sky, some places look like a standing eagle pecking, and some places like a seal lying lazily on the beach. In short, viewing it from different angles has different effects. It's really amazing.

Remarkable Rocks can be described as a veritable natural wonder. On the huge granite standing near the sea, there are many rugged huge rocks. Under the sea breeze and sea water, the shapes of the rocks are so strange that they are amazing. Their peculiar and distorted shapes are masterpieces of thousands of years of wind and rain and the relentless washing of the waves. Their surface color changes in a day, changing with time, colorful, gorgeous and colorful, and the graceful art of nature is undoubtedly revealed here. . Although I had done the strategy before going and read the related introduction, the moment I walked into the pile of rocks along the boardwalk, I was still shocked. It’s no more appropriate to use magic to describe these incredible scenes, and at the same time, I feel sincerely that human beings really have to be in awe of nature. Magic Rock is located at the southwest corner of Kangaroo Island and is one of the many attractions in Flinders Chase National Park. There are also landscapes such as Barrage Bay, Cape Kuaidik Lighthouse, and flagship arches, and Cape Bouda Lighthouse at the northwest end. We went to Kangaroo Island by boat from Adelaide and spent three days and two nights on the island. I rented a car after getting on the island and stayed at the Far Away Escape B&B in Kingscote. On the first day, I went to Willoughby Point Conservation Park and the Las Americas; the next day, we departed from Seal Bay, then, the Little Sahara Desert, Breeze Bay, Hansen Bay, all the way to Flinders Chase National Park ; On the third day, I went to Kingscote, Emu Bay Lavender Fields, and Pennashaw, and had a great time!

These rocks will make you stare for a long time, you will have a lot of imagination and thoughts, you will think about what kind of image they look like, and how they formed the way they are today. It is amazing.

I know how amazing these rocks are when I see them with my own eyes. Their strange appearance makes it hard to believe that they are the result of natural formation. You can also come to visit at night, with another mysterious feeling.