Tucked Away

Formed by a fold in the rocks, this cove is inaccessible from sea because of a jagged ring of rocky protuberances. It's large, and the cliffs lean in above it so that it is not noticeable from above either.
To get to it, one must follow a particular path that seems to wind to nowhere down the cliff side. It's hard to see and dangerous, but well worth it.
The water here is perfect depth for fishing, and the fish are plentiful here. turtles nest here and digging for eggs usually turns up with a bounty at the right time of year. The sand is smooth and soft, and there are caves perfect for denning in the cliff wall.