This is basically an anchorage as the breakwaters (built of boulders), enclose a small harbour which is full of local boats. It does provide a sheltered beach on which to land a dinghy. There are two more breakwaters to the west of the harbour which also shelter the beach from the swell.
This is a surf spot so incoming swell can be uncomfortable when there is no wind at night. Some boats do put out stern anchors, so check for that when setting your own hook.
Last updated: February 2013.
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