Further along from the car park next to the 16th century watch tower is a pillbox and searchlight that would have covered the beach from the clifftop.
There is also what used to be another beach search light post near the entrance to the beach from the road, but sadly, all what is left of that is a concrete ruin just about standing.
Having walked down the many stairs, it’s time for a swim. Make sure you take a mask with you as in the sea, on both sides of the Bay, there are anti invasion pyramids still in position under the water. During the war, these two lines of concrete pyramids would have a metal rod coming out of the top to stop landing crafts from coming in.
Finally, pop round to the beach restaurant for a drink or a bite to eat; the last structure you are actually standing on is an early pillbox with two slits, one pointing out and the other crossing the beach. The makes for the perfect sunset spot.