Very crowded over NY14/15 and by far the most expensive at $65 per night
Ratings: ** Surroundings *****
The stunning colours of the Australian landscape captured in an image at the sheltered Native Dog beach on a windy day. Moments of quietness away from the noisy exuberance of holiday makers staying in our camp! This beach got its name from the dingoes which inhabited the area before the settlers arrived. Most of the dingoes were shot by the farmers in the 1960s because they attacked their sheep but the problem remained with feral dogs (the result of the remaining dingoes interbreeding with domesticated dogs) continuing to attack the sheep.
A 2 kilometre walk from the campsite through bushland opens to reveal this picturesque bay.
Short Beach which was my favourite beach...rock pools to explore (back to those childhood days!), the silica white sands, swims in the cold azure blue waters of the Southern Ocean and casting out a line with the sun coming up over the ocean.
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