Bundeena is a hidden treat, a small alcove hidden amidst the Royal National Park just south of Sydney. Only 3,000 individuals are allowed to live in these pristine waters, surrounded by a lush forest of eucalyptus trees, wild goana lizards, and hidden coves. Fortunately Mike's parents are part of that community, sharing it with some of Australia's most elite artists and doctors.
Feasting on lobster my first evening was a clear indication of how special this place is!
This being our home-base, we will spend many weeks here in transitions, having a difficult time leaving and getting back on the road. Between boat races on the channels, private coves for swimming, some the best snorkling (as fish from the Great Barrier find their way here!), and obviously great fishing, all I need to worry about are avoiding the giant goana lizards which range up to 3-1/2 ft! -Heather
No comments:
Post a Comment