Loved the beach and it's sugary sands. This location is central to everything! Water is spectacular and warm. More

Park your car opposite the Coconut Bar and walk through the bar to the beach. We had our own snorkeling gear, but usually you can rent on the beach for 15 US for the day. For best results take some fish bait along which you can buy at the fish market in Holetown. Swim out to the marker buoy in... More

Unusually for Barbados a beach with all sand even a long way out to sea, the only issue for some is that it is backed by the road, though in practice you don't notice it More

We stay at the Treasure beach hotel so we can be near to the turtles. Every morning i'd advise swimming out to sea at about 9am, some boats will have started to appear and will feed the turtles so you can swim with them without the expense of a catamaran trip. The beach is clean and great for walking to... More

Quiet, beautiful water, pleasant chaise vendors (Jerry), convenient to hotels and B and B's More

No excursion caught our eye so we hit the beach on our own. The biggest thing of interest I felt was to see the sea turtles and the excursions seemed over priced so we took the bus! Lots of questions are posted about this on-line so here is what we did. We chose to go to Paynes Bay which is... More

Nice beach to walk on. I didn't spend much time sunbathing, but there seemed to have been chairs for rental. The Blue Monkey Bar was closed. More

Clean soft sand. No sharp coral bits. The sea was warm and clean. More

we were hustled down a small narrow path way where we were met by vendors immediately.chairs umbrellas.,jewelery,boat to the turtles witch is with in swimming distance from the shore.guy came buy and offered my wife a massage. food and drinks over priced.jet skies ripping around and speed boats . it was horrible.then if you try to leave the locals bug... More