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“THE FACILITIES ARE STILL
PRIMITIVE, THE ENDLESS
WHITE SAND BEACH REMAINS
UTTERLY PRISTINE AND WE STILL
SHAKE, RATTLE AND ROLL”
Ocean sunset, but pack a torch if you
linger late. Back below camp, where
a wide, white sand beach meets the
turquoise sea, you can explore from
the sea caves at the southern end, all
the way north. Follow the arcing rim
of sand and rock as far as you can,
stopping to swim wherever the waves
calm off.
Along the way, you might spot the
humpback whales that cruise close to
shore on their northern migration in
June, returning south with their newly
born calves from about September,
bound for Antarctic waters. On beaches
to the nor