The world's whitest sand meets an oceanic migration path
In short: Explore the natural geography and marine life of Jervis Bay, a coastal region in New South Wales known for its unique landforms and pristine beaches.
This film explores the 100 square kilometre oceanic bay on Australia's South Coast. It highlights the area's reputation for possessing some of the whitest sand globally and showcases the diverse inhabitants of the region.
A key highlight is the whale season, where viewers can observe Humpback Whales during their annual migration between Queensland and warmer waters.
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