It’s hard to find unexplored turf on Dominicalito Beach. I’ve explored it thoroughly with my lens and feet and posted my souvenirs here. Dominicalito is a serious fishing beach. A newcomer might walk by the dilapidated boats and reminisce about their glory days when the vessels carried nocturnal fishermen who returned with boatloads of fish at dawn. They may not look seaworthy, but they are, and they ply the surf every day.
Beyond the boats, the brown sand is not the coveted white variety, but to me, it’s perfect because it’s slurpy and soft, yet firm, and absurdly wide, and flat. It’s a beach walkers paradise. There aren’t many people, but you won’t be alone, with so many lizards, vultures, and shore birds underfoot. And then there’s the view. Sigh.
The end. Until next year!
See you next week!
Wonderful photos, I love the beach and fishing boats. Great captures of the Tricolored Heron, the Vulture and the Hawk. The crab is so colorful and pretty. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Have a great day and a happy week!