— Deep beneath the sand, below Daytona Beach Shores, an object was kept secret for years. Archaeologists said they believe the debris to be that of a wooden cargo ship from the 1800s that was uncovered when Hurricane Nicole removed a massive amount of sand from the beach.
Can you walk down to Shipwreck Beach?
Shipwreck Navagio is a completely non-organized seashore, having an absence of on-the-beach facilities other than the grand shipwreck! It can only be approached by boat (usually from the ports of Porto Vromi and Agios Nikolaos) or via a privately rented speedboat.
Did they tear down Treasure Island in Daytona Beach?
Treasure Island Inn, Daytona Beach, FL Opened in 1974, closed in 2004, demolished in 2022.
What pier broke in half?
Santa Cruz residents shared videos of the region's beloved Capitola Wharf pier split in half by the 25-foot crashing waves. A few miles south at Seacliff Beach, the area's iconic concrete SS Palo Alto World War I tanker, locally known as the “cement ship,” broke away from the shore and was beaten by waves.
What is the mystery object in Daytona Beach?
What is the rainbow dinosaur?
Check out this colourful, feathered fossil…The fossilised remains, unearthed in north-east China, show a bird-like dinosaur that roamed the Earth in the Jurassic Period, 161 million years ago – woah! Scientists have named the duck-sized dinosaur Caihong juji, which means 'rainbow with the big crest' in Mandarin.
Did any dinosaurs live in Florida?
No dinosaur fossils have been recovered from Florida to date, thanks to the unpredictable continental drift. Still, scientists believe they likely lived here as the state was attached to North America during the Mesozoic era (248-65 million years ago).
Where is Daytona Beach shipwreck?
In November, after first Ian, then Nicole washed out anywhere from 4 to 8 feet of sand elevation, the remains of a wooden-hulled ship dating back to the 1800s were revealed on the shores near Frank Rendon Park.
Where is mystery beach?
The small seaside hamlet of Mystery Bay is 15 kilometres south of Narooma. It is a quiet, geologically interesting and scenically stunning location. Visitors enjoy exploring rock pools, caves and expansive sandy beaches. The exceptionally clear water is perfect for swimming, diving and fishing.