What to know
Overview
Accessible via a 2-mile unpaved dirt road, this remote beach is known for its quiet atmosphere and stunning natural beauty, including dramatic sunsets and a nearby lagoon. Situated near an ecological preserve, visitors can observe diverse marine life, and the area’s former crocodile sanctuary adds a unique historical element. While limited services are available, a small parking area near a local church is provided, and nearby establishments offer homemade food. Guests consistently praise the beach’s tranquility and seclusion, appreciating the opportunity to connect with nature. The region is known for its high waves, providing opportunities for walking and enjoying the ocean. Be aware that the main beach is not safe for swimming due to dangerous waves. Bring your own supplies as there are no amenities on site.
