Coastal daytime parking, no overnight

No overnight parking here according to the signs. A shame after a very narrow 3 km lane to get down. A local farmer came down apparently to enforce this rule himself, so we left to avoid upsetting the locals.

Beautiful place, but save yourself the trouble of the long journey there because there are two clear signs saying “strictly no overnight parking,” unfortunately. Respect the rules.

this was an amazing stop over, surrounded by sheep. Didn't see any signs for no overnight parking. whole place to ourselves for the night.

A place out of time!

Extremely narrow and bendy 3km road to reach the end. Little turning space as the spot itself is so small. No overnight parking sign, please respect this from the locals

The spot had a clear sign stating that overnight stays in motorhomes are not wanted.

A dream. If you don't mind sheep droppings, it's a perfect spot. Wonderful sunrise. Depending on the tides, you can swim in the sea, and we had complete peace and quiet. Sheep everywhere. We were there with a 7 m camper.

Tiny harbor at the end of a dead-end road. Quiet night surrounded by sheep. Narrow access. Best suited to smaller vehicles.

7-meter motorhome, 3 meters high. Access is manageable as long as you pray that nobody comes toward you. If someone does come, one of you will have to reverse at least 500 meters.\nOtherwise, a great spot!!

WOW!! Long, narrow road, about 5 km; all you can do is hope, kneel and pray that nobody comes the other way, but it is worth it! I managed it well with an old motorhome just under 6.5 m long and 3 m high. Surrounded by sheep, right by the water, a dream!!!

Very beautiful wild place. The access road only allows one vehicle to pass at a time. There are no passing places. Avoid with a large motorhome or trailer.

Fantastic spot!!! A maximum of three campers can fit. Very peaceful place. As others have written, there are free-ranging sheep grazing, but they are no trouble at all.