Broad Beach is a little harder to find and a bit daunting, because
although there are public access points to the beach they are hidden
between rich people's houses and even though those access points are in
fact public, the residents may try to dissuade you, but you have a right to be there, so they really can't do anything about it. We tried going through a few people's yards first before finding beach access, but where we found access was actually Lechuza Beach.
There are a few small caves and arches carved out of the rocks not a lot
of room to walk around in. T spotted a few fossils and pre-historic
tide creatures because she is good at stuff like that.
As we walked around the boulders we heard clicking clicking clicking and when we looked closer in the small canyons in the rocks we saw 10s of little crabs hiding clicking their claws, most likely hiding from the birds that hang out during low tide to see what they can come up with for an after lunch snack. The crabs would squinch up a bit more as our shadows passed them. I wish my camera could have caught the amazing reddish pink of its claws.
I paparazzied the heck out of them, but very few pictures turned out. This one is my favorite.
This was a great recommendation and I hope to find more new places, in hopes of finally seeing an octopus.
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