After watching photo, I can`t help but drive a lot of Instagram fanatics crazy. A bird`s eye view looks like a big watermelon, making you want to bite it down, and this place is Lake McDonnell (Lake Macdonnell). In (South Australia), South Australia.
by @amber.cree
Lake McDonnell is located on Australia`s longest straight highway, with a length of more than 146 kilometers, and is among the best in the world. This highway connects Western Australia and South Australia for Eyre Highway,. Because the road does not need to turn all the way, the sign will show "90 Mile Straight".
by @chloektodd
To get to Lake McDonnell, type Cactus Beach or Lake MacDonnell, directly on Google Maps and start a wonderful self-driving trip. If you start from the more famous international airport, you need to arrange a long trip, because it takes 19 hours to get to Lake McDonnell from Perth International Airport, which is 1856 kilometers long. If it`s from Melbourne International Airport, whether it`s Tullamarine or Avalon Airport, it`s about 1568 kilometers long, or it takes 17 hours to drive uninterrupted in the car.
by @chloektodd
That would be much closer from Adelaide airport, about 871km, just 9 to 10 hours` drive. The closest way is to fly from Adelaide airport to Seduna (Ceduna), for an hour and a half and drive from Ceduna airport to Lake McDonnell in about an hour.
by @chloektodd
Although it takes a long time to start from Melbourne or Paz, this coastal road allows you to enjoy the beauty of (Great Australian Bight) in the Gulf of Great Australia, which will never love nature in the southern part of Australia. Like surfing, in the right season to go, along the road also have a lot of surfing points, seemingly rough waves, is indeed surfer`s favorite.
by @chloektodd
From near McDonnell Lake south to the end, about 5 kilometers there is a very heavy beach in the minds of surfer enthusiasts: cactus Beach (Cactus Beach), is a favorite surfer here all the year round.
by @google
There is a windmill town near Lake McDonnell, called Penong, which takes only about 20 minutes to take a break after a long journey.
by @alexandresarfati
