It inherits its name from the plant, which extends itself all the way to the beach. The small beach is both sandy and pebbly, the seawater by the shore is particularly transparent due to the presence of the white rock. On the left hand side one can see specks of yellow due to the presence of sulphur mixed with betoninte and china clay. On the other hand, direcly ahead one can foresee the reamins of the cisetercense Monastery. On the right hand side there is a cave that can only be swum to.
It is not accessible by land and is 3,1 miles from the Port, and takes about 31 minutes. The sun hits this side at about 10:30 am until 3:00 pm. This area is practicaly protected from all the winds except the Northen and Northwestern ones.