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Cape Town Lens: La Perouse Bay

27 June 2020 by Alan

A Cape Town Sandy Bay tagged image from photographer – Kirt Edblom as published on Flickr.

La Perouse Bay
Sandy Bay
Image by Kirt Edblom

La Perouse Bay, located on Maui’s south shore in the Ahihi Kinau Natural Area Reserve, has a rocky shoreline. The bay features several small coves that lie between rocky points. These are often covered with tidal pools. Some of the coves have small sandy beaches, but most of them have coral-rubble beaches. The road that leads to La Perouse Bay is a narrow (one lane), and the last stretch to the bay is unpaved and riddled with lava rocks.


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