The road bends and turns rather close to the shore in some places. You are now entering the park. The main parking is along the road or in a gravel lot past the last of the residential houses, a few yards after the end of the stone wall. The most popular place to enter is the small bay with several houses surrounding it. The road passes very close to the water, with a stone wall about 10 feet high on the seaward side of the road.
Boulders line the road, keeping the sea from washing the road out.
Park where you can and enter the water west side of the bay. This is really the best place to enter. Do not block the road or any driveway. There is a concrete slab at the western end of the bay that makes entering the water a bit easier than on the east side of the bay. On the east side of the bay there are sharp lava rocks, very slippery too.