Is this a barrier wall to the sea?

[Anonymous]

Or something else?

[NotTacocaT6969]

It’s just a sandbar.


At most beaches the sandbar is below the surface and you must tread water to see them clearly.


At popular tourist locations, a sandbar may be raised by construction workers in order to form a wave-barrier which prevents large waves from disturbing swimmers.

[purplepoppy]

Too blurry to make out. Could be a breakwater or a reef. The difference in sea colour suggest to me a natural feature

[OlderAndWiser]

It appears that there are motor vehicles parked on top of it, so it is probably a causeway that links with another island.

[YesterdaysChild]

Looks like a reef to me, or maybe a causeway to an island.

[Asker]

It goes all the way down. In a straight line. I thought it was a barrier to keep the nice water from the sea.

It was me on an island but I was scared to go too deep towards there

[FreyaRed]

probably reef ridge while low tide or some human made structure to break waves

[HelpfulWoman]

looks like it. it's a way to help slow down erosion of the beach

[Anonymous]

Its a break wall, but technically, Its a barrier too.