Top 5 Beaches in Barbados

Barbados is filled with remarkable beaches lining the coastlines. This island is justifiably famed  which has proven to be one of the major tourist attractions. Every year, thousands of tourist from across the globe flock to the Caribbean to enjoy the warm, pink sand and azure waters!

Here are some of our 5 favorite beaches in Barbados!

Bottom Bay, St. Phillip

Marvel at the stunning scenery of this East Coast Beach, wonder at the Atlantic rollers break in cascades of foam!

Bottom Bay has become one of the favorite beaches for locals and holidaymakers alike, and justifiably so! This stunning beach is made up of an attractive cove set on a protected, jagged cliff, overlooking the gorgeous azure waters. Coconut trees dancing in the cool breeze accentuated the relaxing atmosphere, soothing sounds of the sea, and the amazing panoramic view, Bottom is an island haven!

Swimming is not recommended, but it is an excellent location for picnics and get together!

Bathsheba, St. Joseph

A breathtaking beauty with rugged blue green waters, white strips of sand stretched across, the dramatic coastline, Bathseba is a favorite amongst tourists and locals. The village is home to a small community of fishing folk and their families, guest houses, local rum shops and restaurants. It is also home to the surfing sweet spot, known as “Soup Bowl”, the location for regular local and international surfing competition. If you don’t surf, there are pools and reefs ideal for snorkeling and sunbathing.

Brandon’s Beach, St. Michael

Brandon’s Beach is on the West Coast of Barbados, just on the outskirts of the capital city of Bridgetown and in the parish of St. Michael. Brandon’s Beach possesses a wonderfully long stretch of white sand that is perfect for lazing and sunbathing. Beach chairs and umbrellas are available for renting, and there are conveniently placed changing facilities, toilets, showers and public telephones

The beach is also known as a good snorkeling spot, with an extensive section of coral and an array of colorful fish just offshore.

Accra Beach

Accra, also known as “Rockley Beach” is one of the most popular beaches of Barbados. The beach is always at the prime of activity with several local vendors selling clothing and local jewelry. 

The beach is ideal for windsurfing, sunfish sailing, snorkeling, boogie boarding and body surfing as the waves are moderate without an undertow.

Folkstone Marine Park & Beach

Home to the government- run Folkestone Marine Park, Folkestone Beach has all the makings of great adventure. The Beach is situated 1 mile north of Holetown and features many water-related activities, a marine museum and coastal environment displays. You can also snorkel amongst the fringe reef or diving off a private boat are perfect aquatic afternoon activities.

If you are on the island, be sure to visit one of these amazing beaches! You get to choose- whether you want to bath in the tranquil waves of the West Coast or enjoy the scenery and history of the gorgeous beaches on the East Coast. You can’t go wrong either way!

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