Coffin Bay National Park The most spectacular coastal scenery in South Australia, from the ancient granite, limestone and sandstone cliffs to the long white sand beach, the leeward side is a safe swimming beach and strolling area . It is said that there are wild animals such as gray kangaroos, dragonflies, monitor lizards, bay snakes and dolphins, but we have not encountered one, and it is estimated that they are hiding during the day, but the contrast between the two sides of the sea is still very obvious, the windward side Its really blowing people all the time, taking pictures is a pose, because the hat is gone, haha By contrast, Yangie Bay in Inner Bay is much gentler, locals camp here. You can also take a boat for a 3km-8km water trip. National Park is open all day, but pay attention to the way tickets are paid! If you are not camping, each car costs AUD 10 per day. You need to pay in advance on the official website of the Australian National Parks Tourism Bureau. The website is parks.sa.gov.au. After you go in, you can find the corresponding national park name and enter your credit card information. Now, we arrived and found that we can't buy tickets by sending cash to the mailbox. Therefore, we will receive the return mail soon after we temporarily pay online. If you are not good at online operations, you can pay at the address of the last picture.