Rented a car and drove to Bathsheba from St Lawrence Gap. But of a hair raising journey, as Google maps sent me on some pretty wild roads, but it was well worth it. Pretty little place with amazing scenery. Lovely little church and a nice bar/restaurant nearby. A mile walk (uphill) brings you to Andromeda Botanical Gardens.

The views here are absolutely stunning. The natural formations leave you wondering how this magical scenery was created. The sound of the crashing waves was like thunder. I didn't see anybody in the water, but I would not be going in myself. Great place to relax, take photos and have a picnic.

We had a prperty across from the beach. Every day, we sat on the balcony and watched the tourists flow on tour buses and safaris between 11:00 am and 3:00 pm. The views of the beach, ocean, and mushroom rocks are magnificent. The sound of the ocean lulled us to sleep each night. There are several good restaurants within walking distance. Dina's was our favorite. It was across from where we were staying. Dina and her staff are so friendly and down to earth. The food was delicious, and the drinks were on point. I especially liked the rum punch. There are several places from which to take pictures of this beautiful beach.

We visit Bathsheba every time we come to Barbados. Wow those waves were marvellous and a few surfers were out trying to catch the good one. Such interesting scenery with swaying palm trees and unique rock formations and wild ocean.

My husband and I stumbled across this beach many years ago whilst driving round the island. Swimming was out of the question, so I did what I’d seen a group of local ladies do. I found a large rock pool and sat in it and let the water trickle in safe in the knowledge that the Atlantic waves were out in the distance. I would still be there now if my husband hadn’t dragged me away.

Bathsheba Beach offers memorable views of "mushroom" rocks. The Atlantic Ocean has eroded the base of rocks creating the unique shape. While you may see surfers, this definitely is not for swimming. There is a local bus stop by the beach.

A beautiful scenic spot on the east coast. Feel the sea breeze, allow the waves to carry away your cares and get lost in the natural beauty of this place. Take a little picnic and relax as this is not a beach for swimming. There are a couple of bars/eateries close by so you can even pick up a bite/cool beverage whilst there. A MUST to add to your itinerary!