My two grandchildren (aged 12 and 14) and I had a wonderful 3-night stay at Cliffway. We cooked dinner there two nights and found the kitchen to be well stocked with pots and pans, utensils, cutlery, &c. There was plenty of room for all of us and we managed to share one bathroom. There were quite a few DVDs in the house, so we each picked a film to watch each night. Our host was very good, recommending discounted ferry tickets, advising on local attractions, super responsive to any queries we had.We had one blow-out dinner at The Hut on our last night: within easy walking distance, with terrific food (close to the best fish I've ever eaten) and good service, but very expensive (it was 171 for the 3 of us--2 soft drinks and 1 small glass of wine, one starter and one side for the table, and a fish dish each--no amuse bouche or free bread). The highlight for us was Coasteering at Freshwater Bay, a low-tide 'walk' on a seldom-seen side of the Bay, swimming to caves, clambering over the rocks, and the kids did a little rock-climb to a ledge and jumped in (I watched). There is a high-tide, big adrenalin-rush version too. Highly recommended for the more adventurous. The Garlic Farm on the other side of the island has a large, garlicky shop, a farm walk, and delicious meals (we had breakfast). We would do it again.