Very nice and large beach area. Not great for swimming as there is always a lot of surf. Three lifeguard stations. Have to pay to get in. $10.00 per car, $5.00 per person. Port a Potty is a ways from the beach. Very windy in the afternoon with the trade winds as is the case for most of the beaches.

Depends on the day but during our visit the waves were manageable. Once we swam beyond the break there was plenty to see while snorkeling. I won't list them all but pretty common species and very beautiful. The beach was nice and there were lifeguards (3 stations) watching over the place. I would probably avoid this place if I had little kids because it does seem like the break was rough both times we stopped here. We arrived early and stayed most of the day - we left for lunch and returned to watch the sunset. Now, about the admission fee: $10 per car and $5 a person is silly when you can 1) park outside the entrance and walk in or 2) drive further down the road and find free parking towards the end of the park. You have exit and return privileges during the time you purchased which is nice. That said, the money does go to the parks department which overall helps keep this area clean and lifeguards on duty.

The beach is very pretty and easy to get to. There is a paid parking lot and then it is a short walk to the beach. There is a nude portion of the beach, so keep that in mind if you walk up/over the rocks and back off of the main beach.

This beach is nice but has a rough undertow. I would not drive any further than this beach. The road to LaPerouse Bay gets very narrow and there are not spots to turn around. In addition, the road is not wide enough for two cars. It is not picturesque so best to just avoid all together.