Crocodile Beach

Crocodile Beach is a secluded beach known for its stunning views and tranquility. It is often confused with the beach next to it and is not an actual public beach. The beach is characterized by its rocky terrain, filled with pebbles and a rocky reef, which is home to a multitude of sea urchins. Due to its secluded nature, it tends to be quiet with few people around. Getting to the beach can be quite challenging, with some visitors having to jump into the water or use a rope to access it. There have been instances where visitors have tried several ways to reach the beach and failed. It is recommended to wear water shoes over sandals or flip-flops due to the rocky terrain. As it is not a public beach, there are no facilities available and parking is limited. Swimming at the beach is at one's own risk due to the presence of sea urchins and the rocky underwater terrain. Despite these challenges, the beach's secluded nature and stunning views make it a unique destination.