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David D
Quiet, relaxing, beautiful beach, long walks, we loved it
阿贡达海滩的点评
点评：We stayed in Agonda for two nights from 10th to 12th March, where this Beach is the main attraction.
The beach with it's golden sand stretches along the coast for about three kilometres. It is situated in a bay which is enclosed by the River Saleri River and rocky headland to the north and the wonderful rock formations to the south.
On both days we walked along the beach but in opposite directions. On day one we walked along Agonda Beach Road as far as the Saleri River at the end of the Beach. We walked back from there along the beach to Dunhill Restaurant, roughly two kilometres.
Along the land at the back of the beach, not on the beach, were numerous beach hut resorts accommodation, restaurants and bars.
There were a number of fishing and boats used for trips landed up on the beach, we did see a large yacht on the sand at the back of the beach.
On the way we visited the Cotigao Nature Reserve, where turtle eggs are protected in secure nests until they hatch.
There were no sunbeds or umbrellas along the beach, it is not permitted unless contained within the grounds of restaurants or resorts. Agonda Beach has been designated a Turtle Nesting site for Olive Ridley Turtles. The Beach is a significant nesting area.
Although there were no sunbeds on the beach there was so much space to spread out towels and beach mats on the sand, relax and enjoy the beautiful beach.
We did notice some water sports activities on the beach including swimming, canoeing, kayaking and boat tours. There were also a variety of yoga activities.
We stayed in the Dunhill Beach Resort, they provided sunbeds and umbrellas, for their guests, on land adjacent to the restaurant.
There were a few makeshift huts on the beach, constructed with bamboo and netting, which were used by people selling boat trips and tours.
The second day we walked along the road as far as the Restaurant, On the Rocks, from there we made our way to the Beach and on to the formations and Salloo's Rock, a distance of about a kilometre. This was definitely the quieter end of the Beach.
Once more were saw many fishings boats beached on the sand, as we walked back to our accommodation along the beach. We can say that we walked the entire length of the beach.
While we were here the Authorities were in the process of dismantling a large number of illegal beach huts and businesses, this was predominantly down the Southend part of the beach, near the rock formations.
The beach with it's golden sand stretches along the coast for about three kilometres. It is situated in a bay which is enclosed by the River Saleri River and rocky headland to the north and the wonderful rock formations to the south.
On both days we walked along the beach but in opposite directions. On day one we walked along Agonda Beach Road as far as the Saleri River at the end of the Beach. We walked back from there along the beach to Dunhill Restaurant, roughly two kilometres.
Along the land at the back of the beach, not on the beach, were numerous beach hut resorts accommodation, restaurants and bars.
There were a number of fishing and boats used for trips landed up on the beach, we did see a large yacht on the sand at the back of the beach.
On the way we visited the Cotigao Nature Reserve, where turtle eggs are protected in secure nests until they hatch.
There were no sunbeds or umbrellas along the beach, it is not permitted unless contained within the grounds of restaurants or resorts. Agonda Beach has been designated a Turtle Nesting site for Olive Ridley Turtles. The Beach is a significant nesting area.
Although there were no sunbeds on the beach there was so much space to spread out towels and beach mats on the sand, relax and enjoy the beautiful beach.
We did notice some water sports activities on the beach including swimming, canoeing, kayaking and boat tours. There were also a variety of yoga activities.
We stayed in the Dunhill Beach Resort, they provided sunbeds and umbrellas, for their guests, on land adjacent to the restaurant.
There were a few makeshift huts on the beach, constructed with bamboo and netting, which were used by people selling boat trips and tours.
The second day we walked along the road as far as the Restaurant, On the Rocks, from there we made our way to the Beach and on to the formations and Salloo's Rock, a distance of about a kilometre. This was definitely the quieter end of the Beach.
Once more were saw many fishings boats beached on the sand, as we walked back to our accommodation along the beach. We can say that we walked the entire length of the beach.
While we were here the Authorities were in the process of dismantling a large number of illegal beach huts and businesses, this was predominantly down the Southend part of the beach, near the rock formations.
翻译：3 月 10 日至 12 日，我们在阿贡达住了两晚，这片海滩是这里的主要景点。
海滩拥有金色的沙滩，沿着海岸绵延约三公里。它坐落在海湾中，海湾北面是萨莱里河和岩石岬角，南面是美丽的岩层。
两天我们都沿着海滩散步，但方向相反。第一天，我们沿着阿贡达海滩路一直走到海滩尽头的萨莱里河。我们从那里沿着海滩走回 Dunhill 餐厅，大约两公里。
沿着海滩后面的陆地，而不是海滩上，有许多海滩小屋度假村住宿、餐厅和酒吧。
海滩上停着许多钓鱼船和用于旅行的船只，我们确实在海滩后面的沙滩上看到了一艘大游艇。
在途中，我们参观了科蒂加奥自然保护区，海龟蛋被安全地放在安全的巢穴中，直到孵化。
海滩上没有日光浴床或遮阳伞，除非在餐厅或度假村内，否则不允许这样做。阿贡达海滩已被指定为榄蠵龟的筑巢地。海滩是一个重要的筑巢区。
虽然海滩上没有日光浴床，但沙滩上有足够的空间可以铺开毛巾和沙滩垫，放松身心，享受美丽的海滩。
我们确实注意到海滩上有一些水上运动，包括游泳、划独木舟、皮划艇和乘船游览。还有各种瑜伽活动。
我们住在 Dunhill 海滩度假村，他们在餐厅附近的土地上为客人提供日光浴床和遮阳伞。
海滩上有一些用竹子和网子搭建的临时小屋，供出售乘船游览和旅游服务的人使用。
第二天，我们沿着路走到 On the Rocks 餐厅，然后从那里走到海滩，再走到岩层和 Salloo's Rock，距离大约一公里。这绝对是海滩上比较安静的一端。
当我们沿着海滩走回住处时，我们再次看到许多渔船搁浅在沙滩上。我们可以说我们走遍了整个海滩。
我们在这里时，当局正在拆除大量非法海滩小屋和企业，主要是在海滩南端靠近岩层的地方。
海滩拥有金色的沙滩，沿着海岸绵延约三公里。它坐落在海湾中，海湾北面是萨莱里河和岩石岬角，南面是美丽的岩层。
两天我们都沿着海滩散步，但方向相反。第一天，我们沿着阿贡达海滩路一直走到海滩尽头的萨莱里河。我们从那里沿着海滩走回 Dunhill 餐厅，大约两公里。
沿着海滩后面的陆地，而不是海滩上，有许多海滩小屋度假村住宿、餐厅和酒吧。
海滩上停着许多钓鱼船和用于旅行的船只，我们确实在海滩后面的沙滩上看到了一艘大游艇。
在途中，我们参观了科蒂加奥自然保护区，海龟蛋被安全地放在安全的巢穴中，直到孵化。
海滩上没有日光浴床或遮阳伞，除非在餐厅或度假村内，否则不允许这样做。阿贡达海滩已被指定为榄蠵龟的筑巢地。海滩是一个重要的筑巢区。
虽然海滩上没有日光浴床，但沙滩上有足够的空间可以铺开毛巾和沙滩垫，放松身心，享受美丽的海滩。
我们确实注意到海滩上有一些水上运动，包括游泳、划独木舟、皮划艇和乘船游览。还有各种瑜伽活动。
我们住在 Dunhill 海滩度假村，他们在餐厅附近的土地上为客人提供日光浴床和遮阳伞。
海滩上有一些用竹子和网子搭建的临时小屋，供出售乘船游览和旅游服务的人使用。
第二天，我们沿着路走到 On the Rocks 餐厅，然后从那里走到海滩，再走到岩层和 Salloo's Rock，距离大约一公里。这绝对是海滩上比较安静的一端。
当我们沿着海滩走回住处时，我们再次看到许多渔船搁浅在沙滩上。我们可以说我们走遍了整个海滩。
我们在这里时，当局正在拆除大量非法海滩小屋和企业，主要是在海滩南端靠近岩层的地方。
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