However, the risk of not parking cars on the beach and the risk of the water deepening quickly when swimming are very important for the safety of any new tourist.

The beach has a designated car park, but some people still drive their vehicles closer to the shoreline. While that's generally fine in the late morning and afternoon, it's quite risky in the evening because the tide can rise very quickly. The indigenes are aware of this and always warn visitors to move their cars to safety before the water reaches the shore.

I'm glad you were intrigued by the long hill stretching through the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. It truly is a breathtaking sight and a wonderful reminder of how awesome our Creator is. Thank you so much for your kind words and good wishes. I really appreciate them! 🙏