Gazing out from Melvilles Lookout, you’re treated to a breathtaking panorama. It stretches across Barlings Beach, Mossy Point, and even Broulee Island. Melvilles Lookout is also known by more somber names: “Burying Point” and “Gravehead”. These names hint at its history as an early settler cemetery. Imagine those early settlers, choosing this beautiful spot as their final resting place. Today, Melvilles Lookout isn’t just a place of remembrance. It’s also a prime whale-watching spot during their migration season. And for geology enthusiasts, the lookout and its intertidal rock platform hold a special significance. They are listed on the Register of the National Estate for their unique geological formations. So, take a moment to appreciate the view, ponder the history, and enjoy the natural wonders of Melvilles Lookout.
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