The top part of the beach is very pebbley but when the tide is out you get a golden, sandy beach, backed by tall cliffs and is best known for its breathtaking rock formations, which include a number of sea-stacks and rock arches. Most notable among these is Marsden Rock a 30 metre (100ft) tall sea stack which once featured a stunning arch before it sadly collapsed into the sea .
A number of legends and ghost stories surround the cliffs, caves and the pub itself, all of which were once the haunt of smugglers. The views of the cliffs and the craggy coastline will take your breath away.
A seabird sanctuary is close to the beach and this is a good place to see gulls, cormorants, kittiwakes and fulmars.
Access is either a lift with a donation at Marsden grotto, or steep stairs at the side of Marsden grotto.
Fui cedo pela manhã em outubro. As falésias são deslumbrantes! A praia tem um charme rústico e belo. Muitas pessoas passeando com seus cães por lá. O retorno foi íngreme.