 Traces of fortifications remain to the east and west, and a stone wall (possibly used to demarcate a hunting domain), some long and dating from the reign of King John III (1537–1592), remains to the south.The eastern shore is the site of the wreck of the "Swiks", a schooner that was wrecked on the coast on 21 December 1926; its crew of seven escaped in a lifeboat.The area has three hiking trails, with signage, one of which is accessible for strollers.