If the sea is rough, there is safe board-surfing when conditions are right. Arch Bay Favoured by families with young children, this small sheltered beach is separated from Corblets Bay by a rocky promontory which isolates it from the other at high tide. It is connected to the Camp Site behind Saye Bay by a tunnel with an arched entrance. Large rocks provide shelter and a little privacy at both sides of the beach with a safe and sandy playground in the middle, sloping gently to an unthreatening sea. There are rocks to climb with rock pools and shallow inlets.
Swimming is safe.
The approach is down a grassy bank, easily traversed. A green grass and flower plateau gives an alternative picnic place. It stretches from Bibette Head on the left to Chateau a L'Etocq on the right, while rocky promontories close the seaward gap. These are topped with grass and flowers and beckon the energetic, either climbers or campers. Sand dunes separate the beach from the camp site and form a protection from the wind.