Hello everyone!
Maybe the title is a little misleading, but i doubt you can visit a beach and say that it is the whitest in the world, it's more like: 'this is the whitest beach that i have ever seen in my life'. Which is the case here.
I introduce you to Lucky Bay, situated in Cape Le Grand National Park, 50km East of Esperance in Western Australia. AKA one of the whitest beaches in Australia, possibly the whitest in my opinion.
We pulled up in the car park at Lucky Bay, which is also a popular camping spot and has basic facilities such as a toilet, BBQ facilities and picnic tables. If you have a 4WD then you can drive onto the beach and park up wherever you fancy.
We spent a good few hours having lunch and taking a stroll along the shoreline, having a photo shoot as we went.
Just look at the clash of colour between the sun, sea and sand!
The serenity of this place was incredible. It was so calming and you immediately feel all of your troubles go away.
One of the other reasons to visit this beautiful place, if the views weren't enough already, is to meet the locals. By locals, i mean the kangaroos that live in the area and spend most of their days greeting visitors on the sandy shores.
Can you get anymore Australian?
Cape Le Grand is a beautiful National Park, and just like the majority of parks in Australia their is a small fee to pay upon entry. But this gives you the whole day to explore.
Whilst in the area we decided to go on a little hike up Frenchman's Peak. I say a little hike, it did only take an hour to reach the summit... walking at a 90° angle! It could almost be classed as rock climbing!
But the summit gave you a 360° uninterrupted view of the surrounding land, and you could see for miles in each direction!
Looking down whilst halfway, and looking back up once at the bottom!
This place should definitely be on everyone's bucket list, and if it's not then you better get a pen and add it!
Thanks for reading, xo
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