Back in Streaky Bay. Our last visit was in 2017. It has a nice laidback atmosphere which is perfect after our last few days of long drives.

In the morning Streaky Bay was…streaky!

Streaky Bay in daylight

Totem art on the foreshore

Back Beach is a short drive from Streaky Bay on the ocean.

Female Pacific gull

Sea urchin

Cape Bauer Loop Road explores the area northwest of Streaky Bay.

Hally’s Beach sand dunes

Whistling Rocks – we ended our walk there on a high note. There were holes not in view just below the lookout that emitted whistling whoosh sounds from the wave action far below.

Down on the rock shelf, small blowholes blew and bubbled with each swell.

The cliffs near the blowholes.

When the tide is high (cue Debbie Harry) and there is a very big swell, blowholes emit spray through holes well up above the cliff line.

Cape Bauer. We had a good time but didn’t see Jack.

More rocky headlands on the Cape Bauer Loop

The road back to Streaky Bay

Little pied cormorant

Pelican

Streaky Bay Hotel staircase

Kerrin McEvoy statue – honouring a local who became a champion jockey, winning 3 Melbourne Cups. Streaky Bay Jetty is in the background – it was a long walk but it was wharf it.

Kerrin was happy because there were no scratchings.

Sunset from our verandah