Some nice problems on surprisingly good, white sandstone in an amazing setting. It is worth a visit if you are in the area. Although most problems are above the high tide mark they can get damp at high tide, especially the landings, the access is also a lot easier at low tide so this is the best time to visit. If you are looking for first ascents the rock here requires very little cleaning and there are still half a dozen or so lines to climb.

These climbs are located at sea level on the point next to Quiet Corner. The easiest access at low tide is to park at Quiet Corner and traverse north around the coast.
If the water is up and you don't feel like getting wet you can either:
Park at the "Welcome to Adventure Bay" sign, and follow the tracks over the headland then bush bash to find a place to scramble down steeply and with difficulty; or
Park opposite Coolangata Rd take the formed track down to the beach, then walk south along the beach and rocks for 3-400m until you find the blocks. This is longer but easier and much more family friendly.

The climbs are described as you encounter them coming around the shore. Ringa Ringa Ringa Rosy is the obviouse block you can see from the beach.

Coal Point is a couple of headlands north of Hewnstone Point.

Mars Arch is a crazy little dolerite arch on a beautiful beach right by the sea, that's in the process of falling down. It's a bit of a mission to get there, and there aren't that many problems, but it's an experience.
To get there, take the track to Cape Queen Elizabeth that starts before the landing ground north of the Neck. The longest part of the walk to the coast can be mountain biked - it's about 2.5km. Once you hit the coast, follow the rocks and beach around north for another five minutes until you find the arch - it's pretty obvious when you get there.