Blaise Vitale

I attended a holiday tournament here. The facilities were reasonably new and well-maintained. However, there seems to be a general dearth of concessions. To get any sort of meal beyond drinks or snacks, it was necessary to go out of the building and down the street to a small place which was not prepared for a large number of orders. This should be fixed before next year's tournament.

Nice location. It's a long drive out here. Nice history. Some short nature trails lead out to the ocean. Relatively easy rockhop around the entire lighthouse, which doesn't require any entrance fee, but also doesn't gain access to the grounds around the lighthouse.

We ate here as our first meal in Seattle as our hotel was quite close. The reviews of this place were stupendous and both my wife and I love gyros. My expectations were increased after getting my side salad as part of my platter. My wife really enjoyed her gyro. I ordered the beef shawama platter and was disappointed. The yellow rice didn't have much flavor and the meet was far chewier than I had hoped for. The atmosphere is quite casual and prices were reasonable. We also split a chocolate dessert which was quite good. Overall this was good but unfortunately not great.

I only walked here using the public footpath (a bit overgrown in places) approaching from the west. There are signs stating this is private but apparently this only applies to the furniture. Beautiful spot. I walked on the big rocks all the way to the point. Not much to do here if you're not staying as a guest but the beach is beautiful and well maintained.