William Bay National Park

摘要

About 1.5 billion years ago, the granitic rocks along the south coast of Western Australia began to form. Once a great mountain range, they slowly weathered away to form rounded outcrops and boulders that protect secluded beaches from the Southern Ocean.William Bay National Park, just 15 minutes west of Denmark, is revered for its turquoise green waters, white sandy beaches and giant granite rocks. Windswept headlands andlarge granite outcrops sweep down to meet the Southern Ocean and tranquil bays and white beaches lie between the towering rocks. Huge oval boulders resemble a herd of elephants, paddling in the shallow waters at the famed Elephant Rocks.