Ted Szukalski
Feb-18-2007, 02:15 AM
http://www.digital-photo.com.au/gallery/d/6027-2/Copacabana-Beach-NSW-Australia-IMG_20070218_6772.jpg?g2_GALLERYSID=29f7ba02f7d6aee905af0564b9d6f1c8 (http://www.digital-photo.com.au/v/Landscapes/Copacabana/Copacabana-Beach-NSW-Australia-IMG_20070218_6772.jpg.html)
Continuing my series of photographic galleries dedicated to the Central Coast beaches I have today added Copacabana (http://www.digital-photo.com.au/v/Landscapes/Copacabana/) (follow this link to the gallery).
Copa, as it is locally referred to, is a popular surfing beach and a retreat destination. Unlike Avoca (http://www.digital-photo.com.au/v/Landscapes/Avoca/)or Terrigal (http://www.digital-photo.com.au/v/Landscapes/Terrigal/), which tend to be resort like, Copacabana preserves a village atmosphere. You won’t find here boutiques or endless raw of restaurants but you will find excellent, wide sandy beach ideal for surfing and swimming. Please be aware of bluebottles – they sting with a vengeance. This beach has an excellent beach patrol.
Most of the photos in this gallery come from Tudibaring Headland Boulder Scree Platform, which is located at the Northern end of the beach.
Continuing my series of photographic galleries dedicated to the Central Coast beaches I have today added Copacabana (http://www.digital-photo.com.au/v/Landscapes/Copacabana/) (follow this link to the gallery).
Copa, as it is locally referred to, is a popular surfing beach and a retreat destination. Unlike Avoca (http://www.digital-photo.com.au/v/Landscapes/Avoca/)or Terrigal (http://www.digital-photo.com.au/v/Landscapes/Terrigal/), which tend to be resort like, Copacabana preserves a village atmosphere. You won’t find here boutiques or endless raw of restaurants but you will find excellent, wide sandy beach ideal for surfing and swimming. Please be aware of bluebottles – they sting with a vengeance. This beach has an excellent beach patrol.
Most of the photos in this gallery come from Tudibaring Headland Boulder Scree Platform, which is located at the Northern end of the beach.