Hey, let’s map this out step by step. First, arrive early in the morning so the light’s still low and the tide pools are full; bring a good pair of hiking shoes, a small notebook, a waterproof camera, a flashlight, and a light jacket for the wind. Start at the lighthouse base for a quick tour—check the stairs, the lantern room, and the tide pool walls for hidden shells. Then walk along the shoreline: at each tide pool spot pause, sketch the rock patterns, and note any interesting marine life. Mid‑day you can grab a snack at a nearby café, then back to the beach for a short swim or a sandcastle contest—just a quick 30‑minute break. In the late afternoon, take the trail back to the cliff edge for a sunset photo; bring a tripod if you have one. End the day by returning to the lighthouse keeper’s log to jot down your observations and any quirky facts you learned. Checklist: - Hiking shoes, light jacket, waterproof camera, flashlight - Notebook and pen for sketches and notes - Snacks and water for the hike - Phone charger or power bank - Small first‑aid kit (bandages, antiseptic wipes) - Permission to enter any restricted areas if needed - Sunscreen and hat for the sun exposure With that schedule you’ll cover everything systematically, and the adventure will stay organized and enjoyable. Happy exploring!