Friday 28th May
Awoke to just another wonderful day with not a cloud in the sky.

Breakfast we set off for a walk to the  1770 headland and lookout across Wreck Bay and Workman's beach, a 20 minute walk from where we were. There must have been  over 50 wreck sites listed, dating back to the early 1800's to the last one recorded in 1995.From here we continued on to the Discovery Trail through the tropical palm trees and vegetation and down to Workman's Beach, a small sandy beach with huge outcrops of rocks and not a soul on the beach.

We walked back up the headland once again passing through the bush and the numerous colourful butterflies, orange, bright butter cup yellow, letter box red , large and small along with the odd black ones.We came across a camp site above Workman's beach run by the National Parks with bush settings and just the basic toilet, no power and just one a fresh water tap. We must remember this in case we come by this way again.