Broulee, Australia
19 Harbour Dr
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Very nice walk around the island.
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Absolutely gorgeous place.
I had my first ever snorkel at Broulee Island, and I was excited to use my Christmahannukah gear. Contrary to the name, Broulee Island is not an island and is connected by a beautiful spit of sand that's been overgrown with beach grass. Nevertheless, it's a sanctuary zone in Bateman's Bay Marine Park, so the wildlife is thriving. It has plenty of soft, white sand to lounge on after a satisfying dip. We explored the water on both the north and the south side, mainly depending on which was less windy at the time. Even in the least vegetated, sandy bits, you can find loads of rays that are calm and undaunted by visitors. This is an excellent area for novice snorkelers because there's so much room to tread water without disturbing little neighbourhoods and you can take your time with fixing gear in the calm water. If you're thinking of walking around the entire 'island' I recommend wearing some shoes or some sort since there are bits where the sand turns to large, broken shells. I knew very little of the native fish population there when I went, so I can't tell you exactly what I saw other than the rays. Rumours are though that you can find some green sea turtles, weedy sea dragons, and some easter blue devilfish. Broulee is a beautiful little town that has charm and friendly, barefoot locals.
Paradise
Great secluded spot. Parking can be full at times. Great for kids and snorkeling.
Beautiful swim spot, nice and quiet and crystal clear
Nice place, very relaxing
Beautiful beach in a lovely protected bay
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