Delisser Sandhills, located near Eucla, Western Australia, is a captivating landscape renowned for its expansive sand dunes and rich history. The area is named after E.A. Delisser, an Australian surveyor who first named the Nullarbor Plain in 1866 during his travels between Fowler's Bay and Eucla. The dunes are part of the Eucla National Park, offering breathtaking coastal views along the Great Australian Bight. Visitors can explore diverse terrains, from mallee scrub to heath vegetation, and discover historical ruins, including the original Eucla township partially buried by sand dunes. The park is also home to unique wildflowers and rare plant species, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts and photographers alike.
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