I have been to Long Bay before, but this time I brought my running shoes and a determination to explore the area. The tide tables told me the low would be at 4 pm. Perfect.
Long Bay regional park
Long Bay is not just a beach, it is a large regional park next to a marine reserve. It has marked hiking routes and I had chosen one on the map at home. First, it led me through the grassy park. Here I met a lot of people walking around or preparing barbecues and many birds.
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| The park is an overlooked part of Long Bay |
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| This bird has a funny walk and a bobbing headdress |
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| The track led e on a hilly walk with a great view of the sea |
Low tide
At the end of the track there is a beach with a warning sign.
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| Scream and run into the sea if rocks fall |
But I knew that and I arrived at 3:30 pm in perfect timing with the tide.
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| Two girls are riding their horses in the shallow water |
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| Otherwise the beach is deserted |
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| I quite enjoy the solitude |
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| It feels like walking under water |
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| The beach is diverse and beautiful |
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| I wonder where those rocks came from... |
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In the end I return to Long Bay
It's not really long, but it is a wide beach |
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