On the Eyre Peninsular, South Australia, in the northern part of the Spencer Gulf, lies the vast tidal flats of False Bay where solar sea salt is manufactured. Three basic elements are required to make beautiful sea salt: sun, wind and sea water. . With over 300 days of sunshine every year and enough wind to award nearby Whyalla as home to Australia’s kite-boarding championships, all that is needed is the cold sea water that has travelled north from the Leeuwin and circumpolar ocean currents to make one of the world’s most beautiful, natural sea salts.