15th February
We tried to visit the beach earlier in our stay but felt the walk of 1.3km there and back would be too much for Gybo, and the little train refuse tomtake dogs. In fact they are not supposed to even be on the beach at all.
So we leave them in the van with the skylight open and the front windows open a bit, and catch the little train across the island to the beach. There used to be a tuna fishing station here and there is a graveyard of anchors which looks pretty impressive. The cafes are very popular with the local sparrows who are incredibly brave.
A large gathering of motorhomes can be seen to the West of the bridge onto Barril beach. Looks like they have simply paid a small fee to get into a Car Park there.
We tried to visit the beach earlier in our stay but felt the walk of 1.3km there and back would be too much for Gybo, and the little train refuse tomtake dogs. In fact they are not supposed to even be on the beach at all.
So we leave them in the van with the skylight open and the front windows open a bit, and catch the little train across the island to the beach. There used to be a tuna fishing station here and there is a graveyard of anchors which looks pretty impressive. The cafes are very popular with the local sparrows who are incredibly brave.
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