The walk down to the 'beach' is a taste of more to come. The verge on the rhs is littered with hundreds of wipes and nappies that have failed to decompose. Once at the bottom, there is a bar that was staffed by the ignorant blokes described in other reviews. The owner appears a very bitter man who must have sunk his life savings into buying the place based on the 'beaches' appearance in some old fim and has found it to be a foolhardy investment. We arrived late in the afternoon and found the experience entirely baffling. The beach is soo narrow with a crumbling cliff backdrop it appeared unsafe. The water was crammed with small boats whose passengers were still on board, and as it is not a spectacular location by any means so their presence there was baffling. It really is a total mystery why anyone would wish to spend any time here. We had one drink and left never to return.

The stuff was very rude, unwelcoming and non-communicative. There are much better beaches in the island with much better attitude.