I love how towns like to sprout about Marine Sanctuaries and Conservation yet you find rubbish littering the foreshores etc. Really poor to see such beauty ruined by inconsiderate humans.

Jurien Bay - We drove for a couple of hours along the Great Indian Ocean Road which really is an Ocean Road with sand dunes and ocean to the left of us as we steadily headed north to Ningaloo. We stopped off briefly at a shack town (town is a very loose term for it – there are no shops) called Wedge, part of the Jurien Bay Marine Park, as we could see that the landscape was stunning and the sun was slowly dropping, a great place for a sunset pitstop. Parking up in the small car park by the community of tin shacks - but all lived in - we walked for about 1 to 1.5km to the beach – the sand is a soft white powder, almost claylike in some areas, and walked through some dunes to a point opposite Wedge Island. Sunset done, a long walk back before it became pitch black -and it really does get so black once the sun is finally gone. We made the decision to return for a longer period and in daylight hours, on our trip back.