From the book:This quaintly named little cove is protected from the horrors of Henna Cliff to the south by a band of easy-angled slabs, interspersed with long tongues of grass and deep overlaps. Access to these slabs is straight forward and at low tide would provide a simple approach route to Henna itself. South of the waterfall at Yeol Mouth is a grassy combe. A faint path meanders down to scree slopes and the boulder beach. The landward slab immediately on the right of a striking, slanting overlap is remarkably smooth apart from the large areas of grass. It is bounded on the right by a long rounded rib.