Little Sahara

It's worth going here! But knock on the blackboard: remember that it is not allowed to enter here until 4:30 pm, the staff is off work! We arrived a few minutes before the door was closed because we didn't know the opening time in advance. Fortunately, the staff let us in. It was really a desert view and very clean.

There is a magical white desert on South Australia's Kangaroo Island, which is several kilometers away from the sea, surrounded by shrub plants, and the scenery is charming. The rare white desert on this island is called Little Sahara. The Little Sahara is located between Seal Bay and Breeze Bay, and we are about 30 minutes drive from Seal Bay to the Little Sahara. Entering the desert is free, you can bring your own sandboard to play, you can also rent sandboard, for rent sandboard sub-stand and sit two types. We experienced the fun of sandboarding when we went to WA's Peak Stonehenge (that little girl was very good), so we didn't rent skateboards this time. On that day, there were not many tourists in the Little Sahara Desert, and no one was sandboarding, just walking in the desert. I don’t know if I don’t go. It’s still quite laborious to climb high on the desert. Sometimes I climb halfway and slide down, but I’m quite enjoying it. If you sit or stand on a skateboard, accompanied by cheers, screams, and downwind, that thrill, only you know it after you have experienced it!

This place is a small beach by the sea, and it will not look very special, because places like this are in many other countries, even in Australia, but it feels good to have a desert on the side of the sea.

This place is called Little Sahara, but it is really a small desert. It feels like an extension of the beach, but for people who rarely see the desert, it is indeed a good experience.

I think it is really exaggerated to compare this to Sahara, I think it is not a desert, but the area of the beach here will be relatively large, it looks like a desert.