But on a recent weekend away, we explored the rocky quarries of the little coast walk. and we had it pretty much all to ourselves. We also heard some Friday night live music by Sean and Lee. Wandered the Saturday morning markets and gobbled up some tasty dinner at The Hungry Monkey. Perfect little getaway, and the scenery really is spectacular.

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