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Ninety seconds on Astwood Park
A cliff-top lawn with toilets and trails sits above a small cove with no lifeguard. Picnic up top, and go down to swim only if you are strong in rough water.
From the South Road stop, a narrow paved lane drops to the lawn. Nature trails run from it toward the cliffs; keep back from the edges, which are dangerous. Longtails fly in and out of the rock face below.
The cove at the bottom is small, ringed by cliff and rarely busy unless a function is on above. On a calm, clear day you can snorkel among parrotfish, but the sea roughens quickly and there are rocks close in.
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