Hallett Cove Beach | Adelaide, South Australia
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- Опубліковано 19 лют 2021
- Hallett Cove is a 1 km long break in the 40 to 60 m high cliffs that dominate the coast from Point Curlew to Seacliff. The break forms a natural amphitheatre along the shoreline within which is a strip of sand called Hallett Cove Beach.
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Beautiful coastline! Great footage!
What a beautiful coastal area ❤️
Great capture
very beautiful👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thats freaky, I just did a vlog up there on the weekend, I took the exact same picture as your thumbnail which is now my thumbnail for an upcoming vlog. Awesome footage, thanks for showing
No way! haha.. it's a magical place tbh. Never let us down no matter how many times we visited there. Thanks for the kind words! 🤗
It is a really beautiful coastal area, perfect for a relaxing walk. I love the contrast of colors and textures in the landscape 👍
Absolutely, this is our favourite beach for a relaxing walk. The geology of this beach has an amazing history as well. Hope you are keeping fine 🤗
That place has some interesting rock formations!
Yes, it is a very interesting place with an amazing history. It's even more amazing when the colours popup just after a slight drizzle. More info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hallett_Cove_Conservation_Park