Seabluff Beach

A nice, safe, and conveniently located beach in terms of waves and currents. There's limited parking available at the designated spots, but street parking is available, though it is very narrow and dangerously close to traffic.

The beach itself is quite lonely, deserted, and a bit poorly maintained. The water is full of seaweed and murky. There were many places where the water had receded much farther than usual, revealing a lot of bog like areas that looked quite yucky to walk on.

There are stone paths leading deeper into the ocean and areas earmarked for swimming or taking a plunge. We saw some people almost half a mile from the shore but with only knee-deep water. The sand is quite nice to walk on, but beware of shells that might poke you as they are aplenty and most are broken, I believe, due to the rocky areas surrounding the ocean.

At the time we visited on a Tuesday evening, there were hardly half a dozen people around. The air is clean and refreshing, especially with the Canadian wildfire raging on in the north.

Enjoy the beach, especially if you suffer from sinus issues.