During the early afternoon hours, when the high tide is in, there are boats that take people from the exit to the public beach. There is really no way around the rising swell of water unless you wait in the park (high tide is highest from 11 am to 2 pm) or swim.
Swimming is not recommended. Why? There are two crocodiles there. We didn't see one but we didn't doubt the people who told us about the crocs (one of which was our tour guide).
I took this picture before I knew of the crocs, when I wasn't even sure were used when I took it. It was about 4 pm local time and the tide was way down. The boats seemed more decoration than anything.
Made for a nice picture.
2 comments:
Oh my! I can just imagine the crocs hiding in the nooks and crannies of this awesome photo! One of my few phobias is my fear of crocs and alligators. I refused to kayak in the swamps around Hunting Island, SC when we went camping there 2 years ago because of the 'gators.
I'd be a little afraid of the crocs, too! I've seen plenty of gators when we vacation in NC and they scare me.
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