The 1st in a series of caches (or 'treasures' as they're called by our 4 year old little boy) that were all made up by him (with a little assistance from Dad).
The tidal lagoon is incredible in that it keeps changing with the mouth constantly on the move - all the way left, then right, then every 100 years or so, a storm to shake things up and reset the system.
Such an event actually occured in about 2005 with two mouths being open to the sea for about 2 years until the one by the hotel eventually closed up and lookout beach started to return. For a short period of time, this GC was seafront property.!
The little stretches of beach on the lagoon are incredible for small kids to swim and play as there's no waves and very shallow water (just avoid the channel).
This water is very popular with windsurfers and kite-surfers and is quite a sight on a windy, busy afternoon. You can hire kayaks and standing paddle boards at the beach corner with Susan St and go from here all the way down the Keurbooms river or out the mouth and into the sea.
Our little boy started geocaching with us at the age of 3 in Dec 2014 and absolutely loves it, especially the GC's large enough to have lots of goodies to look through. He's now almost as good as us at finding GC's that are within his reach/height.!
Accordingly, he was very excited to hit the shops to buy goodies, bottles, notepads, pencils, etc and to pack his 'treasures' ready for deployment.
We discussed this hiding place with him and agreed where the GC should go. He hid it for other kids (& adults) to enjoy finding, opening, looking through, trading and enjoying.
This is a small / medium GC, well disguised and hidden inside of a natural object. Not meant to be a difficult find nor is the terrain challenging. Note that my GPS had 3m accuracy at all reading times. You can park right next to it but please beware of the many muggles that constantly frequent this access point to the lagoon.
There is a pencil and sharpener to sign the log book and keep the pencil sharp. You can trade small items and please do.