We went at low tide and walked around. It wasn't too crowded. The restaurant didn't look appealing so we passed on that. Went past the town to the next cute little town. The caves are something to see if you are in the area.

this was an amazing place that i would definitely not miss out on. we were there later on in the day when it was low tide. the running stream of water made it impossible for someone without good balance to cross so could not actually get over to the caves but enjoyed them up close. there are a couple of restaurants and gift shops and other little stores too with a fabulous ice cream place called Octopus Ice cream with a lovely view of the sea and cute lighthouse inland with washrooms

We had a great time here. We happened to catch low tide so we walked right out to the caves. It was still a little wet but very accessible. Plenty of parking. Nice place to stretch your legs.

The view was gorgeous, we went about 2 hours before low tide was scheduled to be at its lowest. We had read reviews beforehand & were worried that we would not be able to access the caves unless we were there exactly at the time of low tide but that wasn’t at all the case. It wasn’t as busy at the time we went, either, as it was when the tide was expected to be at its lowest (we drove by). I just recommend bringing sandals or some shoe that can get wet because there were a few tiny streams & sea grass along the rocks.