Hyams Beach (Hyams Beach, also known as White Beach, is located on the south coast of (Jervis Bay), east of New South Wales, about 190 kilometers from Sydney, the capital of New South Wales.
Known for its fine white sand, Hyams Beach is one of the whitest beaches in the world, and the sun is too bright to open its eyes without sunglasses. There is ultra-white and ultra-fine white sand, with blue and blue sea, with tents, beach chairs here to enjoy a leisurely holiday, barefoot walking in Hyams Beach, to feel the wonderful feeling of fine sand flowing through your toes. This is a local resort, can carry out a variety of water sports, as well as sea whale watching activities to choose from.
Almost all the new visitors to Hyams Beach are shocked by its whiteness. This is "a sight of God in the Garden of Eden." So, Hyams Beach added the nickname "Garden of Eden Beach (Eden Beach)". Hyams Beach also has two "most beautiful white beaches in the world" and "the most dangerous white beaches in the world": the most beautiful was evaluated by Guinness Book of World Records in 2004 to praise its unparalleled whiteness, while the most dangerous came from a random survey of tourists by Australian news media in 2007. "the whitest" is praise, but the "most dangerous" is full of warnings. How on earth is the two connected?. The reason is simple. Because Hyams Beach is too white, in the blazing coastal sun, the beach reflects like a mirror, tourists are exposed to multiple sunlight. It is estimated that the ultraviolet radiation of, Hyams Beach is 1.4 times higher than that of other beaches at the same time of the day, and if no protective measures are taken, the human skin will be burned quickly within half an hour. To prevent accidents, Hyams Beach is almost closed to children at the peak of the day, and visitors to the beach must also bring their own sunglasses and sunscreen.
However, if danger and beauty are juxtaposed, most people will still choose the latter. Millions of visitors visit Hyams Beach every year. The number of special trips to the beach to hold wedding is also increasing year by year. White symbolizes the purity and sanctity of marriage, and this beautiful white beach is given romantic meaning. In addition to wedding, Hyams Beach, there is also a "best" love story Baisha message in a bottle. In 1994, a young girl named Eve Dianeson came to Hyams Beach,. She wrote the girl's love on paper, stuffed it into message in a bottle with white sand on the beach, and threw it into the sea. In the dark Eve believed that the bottle she threw would be answered. Two years later, Eve received a letter from Chile on the other side of the ocean, whose name was Ibanez. He told Eve that message in a bottle had found it by the sea. At that time, he applied for a summer trip to the university. His backpack set out from Santiago, the Chilean capital, and walked south along the coast. He picked up this message in a bottle by the sea. According to the address on the note, Ibanez sent Eve a reply. The correspondence between the two men began from then on, and the fate began from Hyams Beach. In the early summer of 1998, Ibanez and Eve held wedding in Hyams Beach, and their story has become the most romantic legend here.
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