A four-metre-long bronze sea turtle, its head and shell glinting in the sun, with a small reclining figure riding it. The sculpture sits on a low rise in the dunes near the marina, looking north over the sea. It is one of those works that genuinely justifies the short detour: the scale, the polished metal, and the slightly absurd dignity of the rider make it strangely affecting.
Easy to combine with a walk along the marina or the beach. Free, always accessible.