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Subjects :The beach made of shells! What do you want? Close-ups of the countless shells that (playing strength) you will find yourself going to trample on the beach, birds flying over the waters of the bay, the sunrises and / or sunsets that the landscape of this magical scenery offers.
Recommended equipment :Wide-angle to medium zoom to the landscape, macro if you want good pictures of the shells that make up the terrain of the beach, or tele if you are into the local wildlife (birds mostly).
Best months :Since this is a rather latitude in each period North of Australia, all right: the risk of clouds and rain in the winter and autumn is higher but overall the weather is never so challenging here.
How to get there :Car hire perhaps the most versatile choice, but Denham is the airport and then domestic flights arrive from there. From there, however, it is absolutely necessary to hire a car or driving with your own car, as the bay is several kilometers south of Denham.
Visits :No ticket, absolutely free entry! It should however be specified that can not possibly take the shells, since the conservation oasis (Australians are rigid in this). The only ones who can take advantage of the shells are the aborigines, who can withdraw using the adjacent quarry to make it as landfill (the use in yards like our gravel!).
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