Beyond the cheese factory nestled in the grassy dunes is Turnstone Beach House where we stayed for one week.
Toward the ocean the grass gives way to cushion bush and pigsface and beyond this a low rocky headland and sandy beaches. Giant kelp washes up on the beach and rocks and adds to the character.
Tammar wallabies are regulars here and it was nice to see that like the other wildlife (seabirds) they are wild and keep there distance. Blue Throat Wrasse inhabit the rocks and there were Taylor around the beaches (I did some catch and release fishing).
Locally we swam, explored the beaches and rocks, took photos, flew kits, read books and played board games.
The house is well designed for its location and has a great internal layout. Really well provisioned and layed out kitchen and bathrooms. The design gives you plenty of options to adapt to night and day, sun and shade and wind and no wind which enhances its liveability.
The house is well located for adventures across the island, quick trips into Currie and return to airport.
My partner and I and our children 15, 13 and 11 had a good holiday here.