Why it is pink
The beach on it is crushed shell rather than mineral sand. Ground down fine
and mixed with what the surf brings in, it reads pink in flat light and closer
to grey when the sky is heavy. It is a small rock stack, not an island you
spend a day on.
The run down is half of it
Getting there takes you along the coastline past headlands, rock and beaches
with no road to them. It is the same water the sea sighting trips work, so
dolphins and turtles are common on the way and humpbacks are possible between
August and November.
Whether you get off the boat
Sometimes. It depends on the swell and the tide that morning, and it is the
captain's call made on the water rather than a promise made at booking. On the
right day people wade in and stand on it. On the wrong day the surf around the
rock makes that a bad idea, and you see it from the boat instead.