This is a stunning little beach. The sunsets are supposed to be incredible on clear days, but unfortunately we had too much cloud cover when we visited. Despite that, it's still a beautiful spot.
This bay is a small, secluded spot that can only be reached on foot, unlike the nearby Turtle Bay. It's perfect for a quick lunch break while exploring the three bays. Snorkeling is an option here, and you may spot turtles, guitar rays, and small sharks. However, the tide can sometimes create issues or make the water murky. The bay is named after the past use of young couples hiding here among the dense vegetation to enjoy some privacy.
This amazing place stands out because it's one of the few areas along Poé beach where you won't find any seaweed. Being a sandbar, swimming is not possible during low tide, but it becomes a delightful spot for a swim, especially for children, when the tide is high. Additionally, the surroundings offer plenty of shade and camping is permitted. Moreover, it's the perfect location to enjoy a beautiful sunset and capture some stunning photographs.