Estuary waters generally have calmer conditions than open sea, but water quality can vary depending on freshwater inflow and seasonal factors. As an undeveloped lagoon beach, no lifeguards or safety services are present. Water may be shallow with varying bottom conditions, including mud or sand. Always visually assess water clarity before swimming. The remote location means emergency help is not readily available, so exercise appropriate caution. Bring your own safety equipment and avoid swimming alone in such isolated environments.

The ideal visiting period is May through September when temperatures are warm and wetland access is easiest. Summer months provide the best swimming weather but may bring insects typical of lagoon environments. For quieter visits with pleasant conditions, consider June or early September. The scenic lagoon-edge setting is particularly beautiful during sunrise and sunset. Birdwatchers may prefer spring or autumn migration periods. Avoid periods following heavy rainfall when access roads may be muddy or flooded.