Marie Gabrielle shipwreck remains, Wreck Beach, Moonlight Heads, Great Ocean Road
The location was rather a popular photographer's spot for landscape photography. Marie Gabrielle was the French Shipwreck that happened in 1869. The shipwreck coast is believed to have 700 ships submerged in its water. Only 240 ships were discovered. The walk from the damaged stairs is about 2 km. Timing of the visit is necessary as the location is totally submerged in ocean at full tide. This is such a mystical location
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