Every big city in Australia is built near the sea, and Adelaide is no exception. The whole Adelaide is facing the sea to the west and high mountains to the east. The coastline to the west is long, with about 10 beautiful beaches, with almost every beach enjoying a stunning sunset.
For those living in Adelaide, these stunning sea views and beaches have long been commonplace, less than the gladness of tourists at the first sight of the blue sea and blue sky. The sea and the resulting coastal urban life have become Australians' way of life. Come to Australia, we not only want to see the sea, play the sea, but also to integrate into this life.
If you ask which beach I like most about Adelaide, it's Grael Beach (Glenelg Beach). This is a beach with a magical name, because you spell the same from the left and the right. Perhaps only this magical beach, to have such a magical name.
Every year at any time of the year, here can be said to be Adelaide's busiest beach, not one of them.
I especially like it here.
We live about 5 kilometers from here, after dinner leisure, drive to here, look at the sea, blow the sea wind, feel the surrounding traffic, listen to the children's play, Walking on such a beach is the preferred way for our family to walk.
Adelaide's sunset is usually very late, coming for a walk in the evening, watching the sunset slowly fall, the day gradually dark. Colorful neon lights lit up all around, watching bars or restaurants from far and near, seagulls were also left in the grass to rest. The hazy lights, the greenery of the grass, the whiteness of the seagulls, the flickering of the distant shadows, and the sound of the loud waves against the frolicking sounds of the children in the distance, all felt as if they had entered the fairytale world.
When the time was accompanied by the sea wind, with the waves slowly slipping away, the beach and the beach side of the towering apartment shimmering lights, the young man sat on the beach in three or two.
Recall oneself in the domestic fight high-pressure life, everything in front of the people envy, trance to ask themselves, we work so hard for what? Want to give up everything right here, into their life!
A tram ride from downtown Adelaide takes about half an hour to Grael Beach. There is a very busy business district by the beach. Tired of playing by the sea, buying a cup of coffee or a few more snacks, sitting under a tall palm tree is another pleasure. From time to time, a few naughty seagulls come near you, they don't rush to eat, look at you like a gentleman, if you throw it a small loaf of bread, most of them are not anxious to eat. It seems that the seagulls here are also humble.
When the sun sets, the palm's water spray pool begins to water spray. Unlike the enclosed water spray pool seen at home, the water spray mouth is built in the middle of the road, without a separate pool area, walking, and suddenly spurting water under its feet, causing children to laugh and scream. The seagulls, who appear naughty during the day, will also come here to play with the children, with their little heads on their sides, drinking here, drinking water there, and flying their wings in the moment the column of water is spurting, piercing between the columns of water.
I love this beach, if the beauty of the sea is the magic of nature, then Grael (Glenelg) Beach is a successful cooperation between man and nature. The bustle of the city and the beauty of nature, completely combined, mutual support, to achieve a near-perfect integration.
