We have recently started walking in the afternoons on Wonga Beach. Beaches evolve and change, and some of the other beaches became very sloped, making it hard on your calves. Enter Wonga beach, you can park right alongside a tap so that you are not dragging sand into the car, which is very helpful, in actual fact most beaches here have taps.
Most afternoons there are just one or two other people walking, and our favourite times are when the tide is way out.
It is amazing to see some of the erosion, and how plants survive with half of their roots sticking out into the air.
Coconut trees especially will grow at the wierdest angles.
I didnt like these causarinas at first, but look how windswept they look after a storm
Isnt it marvelous when yours are the only footsteps on the beach?
This island is called snapper island
sometimes at a very low tide you are lucky to see these tiny blue crabs.
