Little Bay Traditional Cache

There are two ways to access the cache: by land or by sea. I strongly suggest the approach by land. The drive gets a little bumpy, but you can practically park on top of the cache. Follow the small trail out along the top of the cliff to the south. When you reach the end/edge there is a rope to assist you in the steep climb down to the beach. It's very steep, but fairly easy. I've done this climb many times - usually wearing flip-flops, but I would recommend sneakers. There are very chunky crags and cracks in the rock to hold onto to. I'm discouraging the approach by sea because over the years as this site has gained popularity, the boat traffic has increased. We've noticed the negative effect that this has had on the reef and the sea life. There are signs posted restricting any anchoring in the bay - yet many boaters do not obey the regulations. If you do visit by boat there are four mooring buoys located just outside of the bay. The distance is swimable if you do not have a dinghy.

Once you're on the beach there are limited places that the cache could be hidden. Although the cache is a watertight lock-n-lock container, it was still placed above the water line. For those of you who visit from the sea… let's just say you didn't completely miss out on the rock climbing!