Julian Rocks is located about about 3 kms off the coast of Byron Bay.
The local Aboriginal people, the Bundjalung, believe a warrior threw his spear at the canoe of his wife and her lover. The canoe broke in two and sank and what you see now is the bow and stern sticking out of the Pacific Ocean.
It is an integral section of the Cape Byron Marine National Park and is a world renowned scuba diving spot. It is also a popular spot for sea-kayaking which can be seen in the mid-ground.
Linking to the Watery Wednesday meme.
The local Aboriginal people, the Bundjalung, believe a warrior threw his spear at the canoe of his wife and her lover. The canoe broke in two and sank and what you see now is the bow and stern sticking out of the Pacific Ocean.
It is an integral section of the Cape Byron Marine National Park and is a world renowned scuba diving spot. It is also a popular spot for sea-kayaking which can be seen in the mid-ground.
Linking to the Watery Wednesday meme.



Nice warm image. It's been rainy and icky in Florida lately so I loved looking at this. :)
ReplyDeleteA rainy day here, and this so lifts my mood! Love those turquoise waters.
ReplyDeleteNice day for it. Even if they are not having an affair...
ReplyDeleteI love Byron <3.. a lot of family history from there....
ReplyDeleteGreat blues.
ReplyDeleteFabulous colour of the sea in this pic Mark .... A beautiful part of the world.
ReplyDeleteOh I would like to be in a sunny spot by the sea right now ... camping in the rain sucks and that is what I am doing right now ... and in the city not by the sea.
ReplyDeleteAh... So lovely!
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