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This beach is great for families, but it's a bit pricey with a $50 cost for parking and a beach day pass.
$40 for a two-hour stay is exorbitant considering the availability of other beaches in the vicinity.
If you're not a local, this beach can be quite pricey to visit. Non-residents are charged $50 for a weekend pass, but finding this information on their website can be difficult. If you live nearby, it may be worth investing in a season pass for $125. Despite the cost, the beach is pleasant, although it is smaller than expected and has a higher number of rocks than anticipated.
The beach we visited was a pleasant surprise as it didn't cost us a penny to enjoy its offerings. We spent a delightful day soaking up the sun and taking in the beautiful surroundings. However, the water was rather salty, so we suggest taking a dip only twice. We observed children playing and teenagers playing volleyball in the water, but they refrained from swimming. The beach was scattered with rocks and seashells, which made walking a bit uncomfortable. It's worth noting that the beach was less crowded in the morning and became more bustling in the afternoon. Overall, we recommend visiting this beach and taking in its natural beauty.
The beach is absolutely stunning and offers a tranquil atmosphere. The facilities, including the outdoor showers and restrooms, are constantly maintained and kept immaculate. Additionally, the pristine white sand beach is meticulously groomed every day during the summer season.