The whitest beach of the world
Wednesday, April 1st, 2009It’s a bit difficult to imagine a beach entirely white, but it’s much easier to see it for real, on the Hyams Beach, a village setting in the Guinness records book as the whitest beach of the world.
This takes place in the state of New South Wales, between Sydney (2h30) and Canberra (3h), in the South east of Australia.
The village of Hyams Beach will surprise you with its large beach entirely white and its transparent and turquoise water. The sand color is due to eroded corals which get the beach.
Hyams Beach is one of the most touristic destination New South of Wales state.
Moreover, the village is surrounded of a national parks area whereof Jervis Bay National Park, Boodere National Park and botanic gardens.
Booderee is a large reserve. Its name means “abundance bay”.
The reserve is made of several virgin beaches with a lot of wildlife, perfect to move away from the city life and to get directly in contact with the nature.
In Jervis Bay, another National Park with similar virgin area, you might see kangaroos going through the beach.
This Bay offers aquatic activities. Moreover, with luck, you will also see some wheels.
In summer this area is lively. Plenty of tourists and foreigners come to enjoy the sun…