The hang
The beach is the town's own strip, 1,174 metres of it, and at high tide the Pacific comes up close to the streets. Lonely Planet calls it a rowdy surf-and-party hangout and says plainly that it is no great hideaway. The national tourism board, which is paid to be kind, calls it "famous for its nightlife, its youthful atmosphere and, of course, its waves". Famous for its nightlife and its youthful atmosphere. You have met one. The quiet beaches are to the south, and so, in the morning, is everyone's regret.
