East of Rookery Point, Skua Point, first named on a 1930 British Admiralty chart, marks the western extent of Cobblers Cove, a small cove providing an anchorage. Babe Island lies in the entrance to the cove, with The Cut separating the island from Cobblers Cove. Both were charted by DI personnel in 1929, who named the cove "Pleasant Cove".
Located east of Rookery Point and Skua Point, which were first noted on a British Admiralty chart from 1930, marks the western edge of Cobblers Cove, a small inlet providing a secure anchorage. Babe Island is positioned at the entrance to the cove, with The Cut dividing the island from Cobblers Cove. Both were surveyed by DI personnel in 1929 and named "Pleasant Cove".