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🌊 &quot;Jelly Sea on the Cliff Coast, Romantic Theater at Sunset&quot;
In the middle of South Australia&#39;s limestone coast, there is an underestimated seaside secret - Robe. The sea water here is as clear as Tiffany blue, the beach is as soft as silk, and the west-facing coastline dyes the sunset orange-pink. A casual shot is a movie-level picture.
Must-check-in experience:
✅ Robe Coastal Walk: Starting from the red and white obelisk, stroll along the cliff trail, passing the natural doorway rock &quot;Doorway Rock&quot;, and the end point is the best place to watch the sunset - Long Beach Lighthouse. When the tide rises, the waves hit the shore, and when the tide recedes, a mini &quot;glass beach&quot; appears between the rocks. Pick up a crystal sea glass and take it home!
✅ Glass Beach Exploration: Lean over and take a closer look in the shallow water. The sand is like a mixture of sugar cubes and sesame seeds. Occasionally, you can see transparent small shells or starfish. It is fun for parents and children to explore.
🏯 &quot;The century-old mark of Chinese gold rush, an epic engraved on the seaside&quot;
From 1856 to 1858, 16,500 Chinese landed here and walked 320 kilometers to the gold mine. Today&#39;s Robe Town still retains the heavy mark of this history:
⛩️ Friendship Gate Archway: Built in 1986 by the Chinese Chamber of Commerce to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the founding of South Australia, the vermilion pillars are engraved with &quot;Zhuangzhi Lingtian&quot;, telling the hardships and tenacity of the ancestors&#39; &quot;Wan Pan and Filter&quot;.
🗿 Chinese Gold Miners Monument: The steps of the Royal Circus Square are engraved with the stories of crew members and gold diggers, and each stone step is the weight of history.
🍽️ &quot;Lobster free tongue carnival, from the pier to the table&quot;
Rob Town is also known as &quot;Lobster Town&quot;, and the sweetness of South Australian rock lobsters is irresistible!
🔥 Recommended restaurants:

Sails at Robe: Garlic/spicy lobster platter, paired with local white wine, enjoy it with the sea breeze to add flavor.
Lacepede Seafood: Juicy fish and chips are the ceiling of South Australia, and the golden fries dipped in tartar sauce can cure all fatigue in one bite.
Longgang Restaurant: Authentic Chinese food comforts the Chinese stomach, garlic shrimp and steamed fish awaken the taste of home.

🏡 &quot;Sleep into the scenery, a healing journey from the starry sky to the waves&quot;

Stony Rise Retreat: Luxury accommodation next to the golf course, providing airport shuttle, suitable for couples or business travelers.
Robe Anpara Cottages: Family-friendly wooden house with garden and barbecue facilities, the first choice for parent-child travel.
Discovery Parks: Heated swimming pool + children&#39;s playground, the cabin opens the window to the blue sea and blue sky.

📅 &quot;Best time to travel&quot;
The climate is most pleasant in spring and autumn (March-May/September-November), you can experience the &quot;lobster season&quot; in summer (December-February), and you can enjoy the quiet coastline in winter (June-August).
🚗 &quot;How to get there&quot;

Self-driving: about 3.5 hours from Adelaide, about 5 hours from Melbourne (passing through the Great Ocean Road adds to the scenery).
Public transportation: You can take the train/bus to Mount Gambier first, and then transfer to the local bus (fewer buses, it is recommended to check in advance).

💡 Travel tips:

Please follow the trail rules when hiking and stay away from the edge of the cliff (protect vegetation and avoid fines).
In summer, ultraviolet rays are strong, so sun protection + hydration are essential.
When visiting historical sites, you may wish to wear comfortable shoes and slowly read the stories of each inscription.

Conclusion: 
Rob, the hidden pearl on the coast of South Australia, weaves a poem about adventure and healing with its blue sea, history and food. Whether it is a family vacation, a couple&#39;s elopement, or looking for inspiration alone, this place can give you a &quot;warm and song-like&quot; journey. 🌅✨

My friend said this is a good pub. The environment is really good. It was dusk so I didn&#39;t go to the back to take pictures of the sea view. The weather was a bit cold. I am also drunk this summer. I didn&#39;t bring a down jacket. I think I will be freezing. Beer is about 40 RMB per cup, about the same as in China. It&#39;s a small cup, not a big one. My friend said he would come over to eat another day. I am a little excited.

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