Minang/Menang Boodja

WEST CAPE HOWE NATIONAL PARK,  WESTERN AUSTRALIA

The white sands of Shelley Beach are surrounded by the rugged wilderness of West Cape Howe National Park. The huge granite boulders that frame Shelley Beach were formed over 1,100 million years ago and provide shelter for swimming and fishing. During the summer months (December to March) easterly winds create good flying conditions for hang-gliders.