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Awesome beach! Saw 10 sealions during a 30minute walk (around 9am) Some were resting, others were playing and very active! We also saw one coming out of the sea! Loved it
Saw about 5 massive sea lions and a couple of babies around 11am. Were told that the females are rare to see so the ones that are accompanying the babies are the males. From far away they can look like a pile of algae until they start flapping up sand out of nowhere, startling you! So keep your distance and your eyes peeled, heard they are quite fast on land. Impressive to see them “walking” back to the water
Saw several seals northward arm of the beach, be aware they often use large driftwood to snooze behind and you can happen upon them accidentally, potentially spooking all involved. There is a trail connecting Cannibal bay with Surat for more viewings.
We saw 3 sea lions. 1 female and 2 males, so big it was amazing Nice walk, around 1:30-2 hours return
30/06, nice walk along the beach, we only saw one seal at 5:30pm
We loved the walk here. Beautiful open bay where we saw numerous sea lions basking on the beach. Great to be able to see wildlife in the wild. Take a pair of binoculars and respect their space.
Beautiful, arrive around 10am. View 5 big sea lion and 1 baby. Walk to the rocks! (at the end of the beach)
Open road, and saw two beautiful sea lions on a beach uncrowded and very beautiful
Road is closed
No sealions ...
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