This
beach is fairly small, with a much smaller beach tucked just a 50
metre paddle southwest.
Restaurant
above and on the beach provides drinks and snacks. Good sand, and
shade on the waters edge under the trees. An excellent place to
sling a hammock. Fairly quiet and tucked away, it is rare to find
more than a dozen people on the beach.
It
is now linked with Taa Toh Lagoon by a concrete walkway. Makes for
an interesting stroll, especially at sunset where wonderful camera
opportunities abound at sunset. Snorkelling here can be interesting.
Some large coral outcrops in the bay, but most people swim around
the rocks on the southwest side.
Look
out here for bluespotted stingray sleeping under rock shelves. The
straight line of their tail is a giveaway for finding them. Look
out also for the shy Black-Blotched porcupinefish with its huge
sad eyes and its cousin the Spotted Porcupinefish. Shoals of Snapper
found here. Beaked coralfish are an exotic delight to look out for
as well as damsel fish protecting their individual feeding ground,
Rock Lizardfish sitting around looking menacing. Also possible to
see small octopus here in the shallows.
