As I ventured to this beach during low tide, I left Ribeira beach behind and traversed over the rocky coast. The tranquility of the surroundings was simply breathtaking, and the rocks were surprisingly stable, making my journey a breeze. The path was easy to navigate and led me to my destination without any confusion. However, on my return, I decided to take the forest trail, which proved to be a bit tricky to spot. Despite getting lost at times, I managed to find my way back using the map's directions and eventually discovered the zip line hut.
This little patch of sand and sea may be picturesque, but don't let that fool you into thinking it's worth the trek to get there. Sure, you can trudge along the shore or wander inland, but what's the point? The remoteness of this beach is more of a curse than a blessing, leaving you stranded with little to do but admire the view. And while it may be beautiful, there are plenty of other beaches that can offer the same without the hassle. So unless you're a die-hard nature lover, it's not exactly worth knowing.