At low tide, you can explore another beach called Hole-In-The-Wall, accessed through an opening in a rock wall on the south end of Panther Beach. While this route can be safe if you don't mind getting your feet wet, it is not recommended during high tide or extreme surf conditions. Both beaches are clothing-optional, but Hole In The Wall is more secluded and often attracts more people who prefer to sunbathe.

While Panther Beach is undoubtedly beautiful, it is also important to exercise caution when exploring. Swimming can be dangerous due to rip currents, and climbing on the rocks is equally dangerous due to sneaker waves and strong surf. However, if you take the necessary precautions and are mindful of your surroundings, you can safely enjoy all this beach offers.

Panther Beach is also known for its chossy rock, which climbers use to describe rock that crumbles and breaks. This has not stopped climbing legend Chris Sharma, who honed his skills here. However, rock climbing is illegal at Panther Beach, so visitors should admire Sharma's awe-inspiring image hanging from the top of the arch and refrain from trying to climb it themselves.