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If you're off by 30m years it's amazing there's a coast there at all. You should be underwater or on a mountain as continental plates move 10-100km every million years.

I feel like a few thousand years could do the job here. But perhaps more directly, rock size on a beach depends a lot on water energy levels, itโ€™s possible that the beach visitor is instead late instead of early, that wave and current action has taken the sand away. Also sand beaches are overrated.

Kinda now want to see a time travel movie or sketch where the traveller gets asked at the hairdresser whether they went somewhere nice for the holidays and describes in detail all the amazing things they've seen and the hairdresser is like "Ok. Did you see Love Island last night?"

Better just wait it out my dude. Honestly the older I get the more I think rock beaches are better than sand beaches - it's way easier to shake the rocks out of your swim trunks