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William Bay / Australia 
@_aswewanderLocated in the William Bay National Park, the Elephant Rocks beach got its name because of the unique rocks you can see there that resemble elephants playing in the shallow waters. There are rumors that say that this very beach is the birthplace of the Aborigines.
Western Australia is famous for having the best beaches on the continent. Besides Elephant Rocks, you can see The Basin on Rottnest Island, Turquoise Bay near the town of Exmouth, Cable Beach, which is often included on Top 5 lists of Australian beaches, and many more. If that’s not a perfect excuse to take a trip to the land down under, we don’t know what is!
@scottslawinski got a birds-eye-view of @westernaustralia’s iconic #ElephantRocks, aptly named for how much they look like a herd of elephants paddling in the shallow waters. Located inside @australias_southwest’s #WilliamBayNationalPark, you can swim alongside these make-believe stone animals in the Great Southern Ocean, or have a lie-down and admire them from the soft white sand. #seeaustralia #justanotherdayinwa #australiassouthwest #thegreatoutdoors #travel
Located 4.5 hours from #Perth, these unique and truly enormous rocks in #WilliamBayNationalPark are understandably the region’s most famous natural attraction. Let your inner Mowgli out and take a dip amongst these giants while looking out over the great Southern Ocean. #seeaustralia #justanotherdayinwa #australiassouthwest #thegreatoutdoors #travelThe post This Beautiful Beach in Australia Was Named After Elephants appeared first on Traveler Master.
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