Friday, 28 March 2014

Coral Bay, Western Australia

Coral Bay is a small town on the coast of Western Australia, 1,200 kilometers north of Perth. The main industries are tourism and fishing. The electricity for the town is provided by a wind-diesel hybrid system.

There is only bore water in Coral Bay and it's very salty plus hot, certainly one can't drink it but you can wash the dishes in it! I didn't believe it when a visitor there like ourselves told me, until I tired it.

Ningaloo Reef-Snorkeling and Scuba diving are popular for the holiday maker along with fishing outside the bay.







16 comments:

  1. A very interesting post. I love learning about far away place. The photos are great too!

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  2. Looks like a wonderful beach, and what a blue, blue sky!

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    1. The sky is nearly always that colour expect in the rain etc.

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  3. Wow It, a great place and I would like to spend time there. Scuba diving is a great activity.

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  4. Well now that is something I would never have thought of doing the dishes in it interesting M. Hug xo G

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    1. It's lovely but a long drive and not much in between towns.

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  6. Makes me want to walk barefoot in the sand !

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  7. Beautiful scenery. Pity about the bore water being salty.

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    1. Was lovely there Diane, and weird to encounter bore water with salt - well it was for us.

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