It can be reached through Island Bay, Houghton Bay via Melrose, or Lyall Bay. The point is used for diving, walking, scenic photography, relaxation, picnics, eco-tourism, nature study, and astronomy. The point is relatively free of light pollution, with little nearby population, no street lighting, and low adjacent population causing sky glow in the southern direction of Cook Strait.
This location is accessible via various routes, including Island Bay, Houghton Bay through Melrose, or Lyall Bay. It offers diverse recreational opportunities such as diving, walking, photography, relaxation, picnics, eco-tourism, nature study, and astronomy. The area boasts minimal light pollution due to its low population density, lack of street lighting, and the absence of nearby lights causing sky glow in the southern direction of Cook Strait.