Approach notes

Hike east towards two huge boulders, the first of which has a sharp, pointy top (First Cay). Pass above this rock, then below the second one, a rectangular pinnacle that looks like a seahorse. This is a test - if you can’t pass below the seahorse, even by timing the crossing between waves, then you probably won’t be able to cross the sloping shingle beyond either.

Now scramble through a boulder field at mid-height and come to a section of sloping rock with the overhanging wall on the left and the water on the right. Big waves can make this section extremely dangerous! Do a 3rd class (sometimes 5th class!) traverse to the last large shelf (~100m).