Twin Coves Beach

Twin Coves Beach, located off Queens Highway, is a distinctive beach known for its unique natural formation. The beach is split into two sides by an isthmus, a thin strip of land connecting two larger areas, creating the 'twin coves' from which the beach takes its name. This geographical feature is particularly striking during high tide when the sea washes over the narrow land bridge, forming tide pools.

In terms of accessibility, Twin Coves Beach can be reached by foot from the nearby residential areas, although some driving is required. The road to the beach is a bit uneven and requires careful, slow driving. Despite the slightly more challenging access, the beach is well worth the visit. Parking is plentiful and conveniently located a short walk from the beach itself.

One of the key appeals of Twin Coves Beach is its tranquility. The beach is often nearly deserted, making it an ideal location for those seeking a peaceful and quiet beach experience. The clear, shallow waters of the beach also provide good snorkeling opportunities, especially around the peninsula. The rocky formation dividing the two coves is a favored spot for observing wild hermit crabs.