A popular spot for boat camping; campers told us they had to
book 12 months ahead for the two sites. An
easy kayak in from the anchorage with only a few passing fishing boats. White-gaped honeyeaters were calling and
flitting through the melaleuca and casuarina forest and beach stone-curlews
were trotting along the beach, as they do.
The most Beche de Mer (sea cucumbers) that we have ever seen
were in a huge rockpool created by tonnes of coral on the eastern shore.
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