- créneau
- Early morning in summer (Jun–Sep) before the N sea-breeze; water 16–19°C.
- marée
- Mid-tide on the push; low tide exposes rock and the pull strengthens.
- abri
- The rocky tip faces W/NW and is barely sheltered from the dominant Atlantic swell. Only an E/SE (offshore) wind gives any lee.
- danger
- Strong current — locals on DeeperBlue warn flatly 'the current can be really strong there, be careful'. Plus shorebreak on the exit rocks. Solo you can drift off the exit fast.
- accès
- From Baleal village across the island to the rocky tip, scramble down the rocks. Slippery rock entry/exit.
Documented spearfishing mark on limestone reef, but the strong current makes it solo-dangerous — scout from land first, enter only flat-calm and with a buddy.
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