That means you can sit under it all day if you want. Mr. Bascome would hate for you to get sunburned. Three dollars an hour. Changing rooms and public conveniences are available for free. From November 30 to April 1, the cafe closes.
Small children can stay in more shallow depths or make sand castles on the small beach.
The sand here is more yellow than pink, incidentally. The rocks surrounding the bay make for interesting snorkeling. Snorkel around Snapper's Rock, for example, and you may well see a snapper. Four-eyed butterfly fish, blue angels and wrasse, including pudding wives, like Tobacco Bay. So do barracudas.