Stingray Bay

This place is so peaceful and beautiful. I much preferred it to Cathedral Cove because it was just us and a couple of oystercatchers. The tide was coming in, and we had a lovely walk through it and over the rocks. Maybe at high tide, and if it's warm enough to go in, you’d have a better chance of seeing stingrays—definitely something I’d like to try sometime. There are cockles and snails on the rocks. The stairs at the bottom are a little rough, and you have to climb over the rocks, so it might not be ideal for the very young or the elderly.

Stunning location. Great for snorkeling. Lots of stingrays. They hide in the water and swim around. The right side near the rocks is especially good for snorkeling, just a 10-minute swim from the entrance of the cove. If you have the time, you must visit. Remember to bring drinking water and go during low tide. I snorkeled with my daughter and found it to be a safe place.

The beach area is very nice. It appears that most visitors tend to skip it in favor of Cathedral Cove, but it's definitely worth the short detour.

Not many people around; you should climb over the big rocks and explore the cool cave.

A very peaceful and distinctive place to stay, though it's not ideal for swimming. Additionally, access to the other side of the bay is restricted due to the risk of falling debris.