I really wish I could give this a higher rating. The beach here has a beauty all it's own; the coral is breathtaking as the tide comes crashing in, and beautiful in a desolate, melancholy sort of way when the tide creeps its way back out. During low tide, you can walk right out to the coral reef, and during high tide, you can play in the waves; just be mindful of the coral! Reef shoes are a good idea. The beach is also relatively quiet; at least it was when we were there. There are, of course, the ever present beach boys. Some of them are great and do a good job of building friendly relationships where you trust them enough and give them business. Sampson, Job, and Joseph were great - taking care of my teenagers and looking out for my older in-laws. The draw-back here is that sometimes when you're walking on the beach - you don't really want to stop and have a 20 minute conversation with someone; you just want to be alone with your thoughts, or your camera, or your sweetheart. The other drawback of the beach here is the debris. Seaweed is one thing, but plastic bottles and broken glass are another. If the beach boys would take a little time to clean things up and take some pride in their beautiful surroundings, the tourists would really appreciate it.

If you're looking for some sea, sun and sand this place is just right! Ideal for Day trips for the family for a cool beach picnic. Nice to have some great time with friends too! Quite easily accessible by private car or even public transport.