Great Southern Land: (7) Cyclone Watch Traditional Geocache

The deadly Box Jellyfish and the man eating Salties (Saltwater Crocodiles) frequent these waters all year round. The cities daytime temperature rarely falls below 32 degrees celsius, but you will quickly notice that all the beaches are completely devoid of swimmers, so if this phenomenon isn't proof enough then one of the many posted signs warning of the dangers should convince you to look but not swim.

Added to this of course is the Cyclone Threat. Darwin remains on constant Cyclone Watch and has been since Cyclone Tracy completely destroyed the city almosy thirty years ago. The general feeling is that a cyclone of similar magnitude is way overdue for the area. How will Darwin fare next time? Who Knows.

You can find this cache 'almost' at the waters edge. The tide differences here are big so be prepared because you may have to approach from different ways at different times of the day.

For your further safety on land , we strongly advise that you wear good boots and use gloves when poking around for the cache. Good Luck. SNAFUADV care for this cache.