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This is a very quiet cul-de-sac beside a small sea channel linking a pond to the sea. It suits around 2-3 campers, with vehicles up to 6-7 meters, but turning at the dead end can be difficult. A 6m vehicle has turned successfully, while longer vehicles may struggle. The spot is exposed to strong winds, and access across the beach is risky or possible only at low tide.
From travellers' reviews
Listing copied from our source, 51 days ago
Very nice place, but only suitable for two or three campers. Maximum six to seven metres. Turning the camper around at the dead end could be challenging. I enjoyed it!
Absolutely beautiful but just couldn’t escape the 50 mph winds!
Great place. We spent two nights there. With a six-metre-long vehicle, the turn is no problem. Lots of friendly locals.
Nice spot but be very careful if you’re more than 2 meters long. Exceedingly difficult to turn. Tide was in and flow in the channel was strong so if you have pets with you take care.
The spot at the end of the road is on pebbles. Once we found a flat place sheltered from the wind, we had a good time. Locals walk around this spot until nightfall.
Superb spot in a wild setting. Friendly encounters with fishermen and walkers.
Perfect for one night!
The road to access the beach at low tide; we parked at the end of the road. Beyond that, access is possible but along the beach, so it is risky. Used by locals but quiet; views over an arm of the sea.
Great place. Very busy with locals during the day. We stayed at the end of the road before the sea inlet, but there is an incredible spot in the grass, although very exposed to the wind, accessible from the beach at low tide. ⚠️ Only for 4x4 vehicles, and check on foot first!