A fine 'pseudo-sea cliff' in a most unusual setting. The base of the main crag is the roof of a tunnel built to protect the railway from falling rocks (and falling climbers perhaps?). The flat gravel base is a great spot for belaying, though care is required as the edge shelves away and it is a long drop to the rocks and the sea. Also access is a little tricky and exposed on one short stretch so this is not an ideal venue for children or the timid.