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Whitehaven Beach, Whitsunday Island, Queensland
Australia

Every day hundreds of people gaze out to the wonder that is the Whitehaven Beach and Hill Inlet. Pure white sand of Silica make up the 6 km of people and line the sandy Hill Inlet estuary that winds 5 km to almost cut the island in half. Whitehaven Beach is on Whitsunday Island, so people arrive by day tourist boat, overnight sailing vessels or one of the 200 odd bareboats in the area.

Copyright: John Nayler
Type: Cylindrical
Resolution: 4096x1977
Taken: 18/05/2012
送信日: 19/05/2012
Published: 19/05/2012
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Tags: whitehaven beach; hill inlet; whitsundays; whitsunday island
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