Bawley Bay

Bawley Bay is a picturesque beach known for its serene environment and beautiful sea scenery. The beach is characterized by a mix of pebbles and sand, making it an ideal spot for sunbathing. Visitors are advised to bring a beach towel due to the stony nature of the beach. The beach is also home to Anchor Cove, where anchors from old fishing boats are situated. These anchors have been well-maintained and recently repainted, including the lettering, allowing for the names to be clearly seen. In addition to its natural beauty, Bawley Bay is also a popular spot for crabbing, particularly near the LV21 blockhouse. However, visitors are encouraged to help maintain the cleanliness of the beach by picking up any rubbish they may find. The beach is accessible by ferry, offering a unique opportunity to enjoy the stunning sea views during the journey. Despite its charm, the beach tends not to be crowded, making it a great spot for a quiet afternoon stroll or a short evening walk.