Whalebone Pier

Whalebone Pier juts into the Indian Ocean as a working fishing platform, and that's what defines the experience there. The structure is built for commercial fishermen landing their catch, which means you're standing on genuine working infrastructure—not a tourist attraction pretending to be functional. From the pier, you see what the water conditions actually are: the tidal movement, the swell direction, the weather shifting. Anglers use the pier because the casting distance and depth work for various species, seasonal movements mean different fish, and the concrete structure lets you move freely and stay safe in conditions that would be risky from sand. It's not about flash or facilities; it's about access to the ocean on its own terms.