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Getting around the island means negotiating the narrow, twisting roadway that clings to the mountainside and rises from sea level to almost 2,000 feet. Although driving isn't difficult, be sure to go slowly and cautiously. If in doubt, leave the driving to a cabbie so you can enjoy the scenery.
Near the airport on the island's northeast side, this 20-foot-long strip of rocks and pebbles laced with gray sand is really the only place for sunning. You can also swim in a small tide pool, which the government has managed to keep clear of problematic sargussum seaweed. Beach shoes are recommended as it is rocky, and bring snorkel gear for underwater adventure.
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