Food, Fun and Adventure: Picnic at Trafalgar beach
The beach has its own tidal pool, ideal for exploring some interesting sea life that hides in the rocks inside the pool.
Trafalgar beach has held its Blue Flag status for 12 consecutive years.
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It has a tidal pool and it’s ideal for picnics, sunbathing, fishing, kite flying and swimming.
The beach has its own tidal pool, ideal for exploring some interesting sea life that hides in the rocks inside the pool. The children love tidal pools, adults too, some spending the entire day enjoying the sheltered waters.
The area around the tidal pool is perfect for picnics. Many families enjoy a delicious picnic while marvelling at the stunning sea views and flying kites with their children, sounds like bliss! There are interesting sights to see while visiting Trafalgar beach, one being the Trafalgar Marine Protected Area near the beach itself.
The protected area has wonderful marine life just waiting to be observed. There are rock fossils to be seen, pools filled with wondrous sea creatures, and even some periwinkles! Recreational fishing is allowed, however invertebrate species such as lobsters and mussels are protected.
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