We weren't allowed beyond the barrier in the car, so parked up and walked through a housing complex. You could access the beach down a path. We didn't bother as there were no facilities whatsoever. Think it mostly used by locals at he weekend.

Saturday 22nd September and we visited this beach and the marina, we had to park on the roadside and walk a good 10 minutes to the beach. The beach and marina are situated on the other side of a gated private urbanisation and we were not allowed to drive past the security gate. The beach is a small stretch of golden sand with no facilities, there are no toilets or sunbeds and umbrellas to hire, everything has to be carried to the beach. It was getting rather busy with a lot of people turning up when we were there. Ther pathway to the marina is currently under construction in places, however, it is still possible to walk around to it. While walking around we came across a small SPAR, where we purchased 2 ice creams which we ate while walking around the marina admiring some of the wonderful boats moored up there. As we walked back to the car we were looking at the propertys in the urbanisation, some of them were spectacular. Sadly we did notice a lot of rubbish had been thrown over the fence on to some unused land along the roadside. It looked like some visitors to the beach cannot be bothered to take their rubbish home so it gets tossed over the fence, shameful.