The next morning we did the "Fluted Cape Walk " around the headland. We had a wettish scramble across to Penguin Island, just beating the tide and where we found some amazing starfish.
It was quite a stiff walk up the cliffs before we found a picnic stop ; some great views.
Finally, we drove back along The Neck to the "Shucking Oyster "for a dozen very fine oysters and vintage fizz.
The Penguin Rookery was a walk up next door, but not a penguin was to be seen.
Back to the Bay for a final walk along the beach, followed by a BBQ on the verandah,watching the wallabies on the lawn watching us.
Some good wildlife too ; a wallaby unconcerned by our presence and the elusive ekidna, snouting away in the undergrowth, ignoring us, as it burrowed for ants.
Finally, we drove back along The Neck to the "Shucking Oyster "for a dozen very fine oysters and vintage fizz.
The Penguin Rookery was a walk up next door, but not a penguin was to be seen.
Back to the Bay for a final walk along the beach, followed by a BBQ on the verandah,watching the wallabies on the lawn watching us.
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