South Coast Beaches
Accra Beach (Rockley Beach)
A convenient south-coast all-rounder with food, shade and activity nearby.
North Coast Beaches
Animal Flower Cave Cove
Rugged northern cliffs, sea-cave scenery and a coastline to admire rather than swim.
East Coast Beaches
Bathsheba Beach
Barbados at its most dramatic: Atlantic surf, rock formations and powerful scenery.
East Coast Beaches
Bottom Bay
A cliff-framed, palm-backed beach that rewards careful planning.
West Coast Beaches
Carlisle Bay
Calm water, shipwreck snorkelling and an easy beach day close to Bridgetown.
East Coast Beaches
Cattlewash Beach
A long, windswept Atlantic beach made for walks, views and switching off.
East Coast Beaches
Crane Beach
Pink-tinged sand, dramatic cliffs and a more polished south-east-coast experience.
South Coast Beaches
Dover Beach
A lively beach near St Lawrence Gap with watersports and evening options nearby.
West Coast Beaches
Fitts Village Beach
A local-feeling west-coast stop with calm water and useful amenities nearby.
West Coast Beaches
Gibbes Beach
A quieter strip of west-coast sand for swimming and unhurried sunsets.
West Coast Beaches
Heywoods Beach
A spacious northern west-coast beach close to Speightstown.
North Coast Beaches
Little Bay
A rugged northern viewpoint with natural drama and very few visitor trappings.
South Coast Beaches
Maxwell Beach
A less showy south-coast beach between Oistins and St Lawrence Gap.
South Coast Beaches
Miami Beach (Enterprise Beach)
A favourite near Oistins with family-friendly sections and a distinctly local rhythm.
West Coast Beaches
Mullins Beach
A lively west-coast favourite with swimming, watersports and food close at hand.
West Coast Beaches
Paynes Bay Beach
A polished west-coast bay for calm swimming, sunsets and easy holiday atmosphere.
West Coast Beaches
Reeds Bay
A small, low-key bay between the better-known west-coast beaches.
North Coast Beaches
River Bay
A green northern picnic spot where a river valley meets the Atlantic.
West Coast Beaches
Sandy Lane Beach
Famous west-coast scenery with public access beside some of the island’s best-known hotels.
South Coast Beaches
Silver Sands Beach
Wind, open space and watersports character on the island’s south-east edge.
North Coast Beaches
Six Mens Bay
A working fishing bay near Speightstown with local character and sunset views.
South Coast Beaches
Worthing Beach
Shallow-looking turquoise water near shops, restaurants and the south-coast action.
Map positions are approximate. Open the beach record for directions.
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