Coral Bay Beach Tour
Published 13th of November, 2022
Up Stairs
This is looking back up to the seating area of the kiosk we just saw. To the right of it you can see a staircase. If you go up there you will be at the carpark where I took the first picture for this article.
Sturdy Build
I want to show you another way of getting to the kiosk, but on the way I noticed this well-made sand fort. It had survived all the bad weather intact.
Below The Villas
From the end of the beach you can see those villas. Note the reinforcements at the foot of the cliff. They have been put there in the last few years. They weren't there when we first visited.
Wheelchair Access
There is a wheelchair ramp in the corner of the beach, which takes you up to the kiosk. I think this is a relatively new addition, though I haven't been to Coral Bay Beach for a swim in a while.
And why is that, you may ask? Simply because it is very popular and, on sunny days, gets quite crowded.
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