Cap St Georges
Published 20th of July, 2017
The Upper Bar
Resisting the urge to fling ourselves into the pool, we continue...
Restaurant with Sea View
This all looked nice. We didn't have a chance to check the prices though.
No Fences
If you look on the right of the picture, you will see a line of parked cars. Anybody can park there. There is no restrictions on who can access the beach.
Restaurant Close Up
Given that it was nearly 4PM when we visited, on an off-peak weekday, the restaurant had a fair number of customers.
To The Beach
Oddly, the only people swimming were women, though I can assure you that there is no gender separation!
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