very quiet, don't expect lots of services, do expect to find space, bajan families and locals. A super walk and great place to enjoy barbados. If you want chairs, toilets, bars, and people head to Dover or Rockley. This is a super area to relax in :-) More

A quite beach,but sundays comes alive, happy hr each day at the crystal waters, all staff very friendly. Swam with turtles for free! but watch the current if its a windy day, all in all it was our favourite beach of Barbados. Boat trips can be taken from the beach, and friendly Bim will advise you of all trips. All... More

The beach was fabulous! Be careful during high tide because it will take you away. More

because the beach and lagoon is protected by a reef - but on our last days the beach was covered in seaweed so we went to Oistins instead. More

Worthing Beach is just North of the St.Lawrence gap and has great swimming! Grab a cocktail and flying-fish wrap at 'Carib Beach Bar' they have great pina coladas. After you're done swimming and drinking at the beach cross the coast-road and get a coffee at the Graeme Hall Nature Sanctuary Cafe. It is soooo beautiful and peaceful there are exotic... More

White sandy beaches, hanging palmtrees, calm blue water, easy to find, lots of shops, restaurants etc. Many beaufiful historic buildings Super place. More

Warm water, white sand, small waves, coral reef, swimming. Note to travelers: like most Barbados beaches; you have to pay or beach chairs. The most we paid was 30 Barbadian dollars, Worthing will charge you only 10 :) More

Beautiful beach, landscape is fabulous for pictures. Bathroom available. Two beach bars, chairs. Worthing is separated from sandy beach by a little path in front of chateau blanc hotel. The part in front of old sandy beach resort is better, no rocks and a home of a couple of turtles. Less waves, perfect for young children. More

All the Beaches in Barbados offer something Special, but the Beaches of Worthing are worthy of your visit. More