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Nice, smaller beach with boat rental service offering cold drinks as well. Rare road side parking possible, NNE of beach at route 66. Next to the read and white barrier there's a way down which is okay with FlipFlops and easier with sneakers. Due to few parking slots usually not crowded. Nice small cave which is giving shadow after noon on the southern side. Waters gets quite cold after rainy days due to cold rain water streams. On the southern side is a very (!) small and steep trail to the next beach, were you also could swim to. Bring water shoes, there are bigger stones in the water, but they filled one area with smaller ones to make it easier to get in. Don't forget snorkeling gear, it's worth it, the northern side wS reacher of sea life than the southern...
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Ok, the beach is really nice and secluded but the water here is cold as f... well, I stepped in the shallows and almost lost both of my legs. I guess mountain rivers pour in here and I guess there are underwater cold springs. Nice to be here but the freezing water (in the middle of august) unables you to enjoy swimming. Only for the thick skinned :)
There are few parking spots along the main road and the passage down to the beach is ok but watch your step. Loose gravel and dirt can make you slip.
No dogs allowed on the beach but we encountered two. Nobody minded.
No facilities, just couple of fishing...
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Nice small beach, medium size beautiful round pebbles. There's a cold steam flowing in through the middle of the beach (depending on previous rain - nice to cool your drink! 😉) You must park on the side of the main road (not always easy, limited space), there is a long walk down to the beach, about 50m level from the road, the path is made with stairs and concrete (thanks for the locals for this! 👍) There are no facilities, bring your own food and drinks and add some water to wash...
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