This beach is better
described as two beaches, west and east, of Town beach and Fishermen’s
beach. The two are attractively joined by an umbilical tunnel. Both are
enclosed by beautifully formed cliffs and both are provided for by
toilets, lifeguards and bars/Restaurants.
Town beach has bars
along the cliffs rather than at beach level and car parking may present
a problem in high season. So popular, it is a great spot for those who
want a busy beach even in the off-season.
Fishermen’s
beach is well populated with attractively coloured fishing vessels and
boat trips are available. It extends quite a distance to the east. At
high tide walkers are forced to clamber over rocks, adding to the
healthy exertion. Much flora and fauna grows on the cliffs. At the
furthest end of the beach visitors are treated to an exciting find – a
secret beach lies up steps and over the cliff beyond.
