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Put worries to rest and listen to the soothing sounds of ocean waves and morning birds instead. Perfect ambience for sleep, study, insomnia, reading, writing, concentration, meditation, anxiety or stress relief. Witness the beauty as sun rises over the sea and warms the chilly dawn. First rays of the new rising sun set sand alight until it blazes with inner fire. Sun rolls over the horizon and gives way to another day. Mother nature put on another breathtaking display as she embraces the world again. She quietly whispers to you to always look ahead. It's time to rise and shine, as the world awaits you :) LOCATION (21°37'44.7"S 149°26'35.4"E) 📍 Cape Palmerston, Queensland, Australia. This 28 km of coastline on each side of the Cape Palmerston in Mackay Region features sandy dunes, unspoilt beaches and rocky headlands. INTERESTING FACTS ツ ✔ The area is part of the national park of the same name gazetted in 1976. Within its 7200 hectare expanse, the park protects wetlands, woodlands, mangroves and sand dunes. It is home to the threatened water mouse species and hosts numerous birds ✔ During winter months humpback whales and turtles passing by can be spotted offshore from a vantage point on the cape ✔ Ospreys and sea eagles soaring overhead are a common sight in the cape ✔ The distinctive 344m Mount Funnel towers over the land of eucalypt woodland ✔ Middens are a reminder of the special connection Aboriginal people have with this place ✔ Cape Palmerston is named by Capt. James Cook after Viscount Palmerston, a Lord Commissioner of the Admiralty