Madfish Bay

Madfish Bay is a group of small beaches separated by natural rock outcroppings. The waters are somewhat sheltered, with large rock reefs not far offshore. Many fish are known to inhabit the waters around Madfish Bay, including whiting, bream, and salmon. This is the perfect spot for fishing, swimming and snorkelling in the crystal-clear waters. At low tide, you can walk across to Madfish Bay Island, but it  apparently is known for snakes.

The turquoise waters of Madfish Bay are magnificent in summer. The waves at this beach come from two different directions.

In winter, the ocean swells swirl around the island and smash into each other along a sand spit. This can be viewed safely from the rocks.

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