A collection of beaches across Barbados, distributed along its four coastlines. Each beach presents distinct characteristics, from the calm waters of the west coast to the dramatic rock formations of the east coast.
Christ Church, Barbados
Protected swimming area with coral reefs near the shore, sea turtles and tropical fish. White sand beach with palm trees and rental facilities.
Saint James, Barbados
Wide sand beach on the west coast with clear water and gentle waves. Visitors can swim with sea turtles in their natural habitat.
Saint Peter, Barbados
Sandy beach along the west coast offering swimming in clear water, with sun loungers, umbrellas, showers and restrooms available for visitors.
Saint Peter, Barbados
Small public beach with shallow waters, white sand, and sea turtles swimming near the shore. Located in a residential area with limited parking space.
Saint James, Barbados
Sand beach with coral formations near the shore and waters suitable for swimming from December through April. Palm trees line the coastal area.
Saint Lucy, Barbados
Remote beach on the north coast surrounded by limestone cliffs, with access through a wooden staircase leading to the water. Strong currents affect the area.
Saint Lucy, Barbados
A natural pool formed by rocks where sea anemones grow along limestone cliffs. The bay includes natural caves accessible during low tide.
Saint Joseph, Barbados
Rocky beach on the Atlantic coast with large coral formations and pools created by waves. A site for experienced surfers with strong tides.
Christ Church, Barbados
Sandy stretch with swimming spots near the airport, lined with coconut palms and offering clear waters for swimming near the shore.
Christ Church, Barbados
Large beach with white sand and moderate waves. Water temperature stays around 26°C year round. The beach has public facilities and lifeguard services.
Saint Philip, Barbados
Long sandy beach with coral reefs located below limestone cliffs. Pink sand meets strong Atlantic waves suited for bodyboarding and surfing.
Saint Michael, Barbados
Long beach with white sand near the capital city harbor, featuring clear water and a gradual slope making it suitable for swimming and water sports.
Christ Church, Barbados
Public beach with white sand, palm trees, covered picnic areas and lifeguard facilities. Swimming areas marked by ropes separate surfers from swimmers.
Christ Church, Barbados
Small crescent cove with blue water divided into main and secondary swimming sections, protected by natural rock formations near Oistins Fish Market.
Saint Joseph, Barbados
Rocky beach with strong currents on Atlantic coast. Swimming is not recommended due to ocean conditions and exposed location.
Saint James, Barbados
Located near a marine park with reef nurseries, educational center and underwater life observation. The place attracts snorkelers for its marine creatures in shallow waters.
Saint John, Barbados
Protected beach along the Atlantic Ocean, sheltered by tall trees and rocks, with basic facilities and a stream of fresh water.
Saint Michael, Barbados
Sandy beach with large coral rocks near the shoreline. Visitors can rent sun loungers and use showers. Trees provide shade areas for picnics.
Saint Michael, Barbados
Public beach with coral sand located in front of industrial facilities, near residential areas, offering swimming and beachcombing opportunities north of Bridgetown.
Saint Philip, Barbados
Beach on limestone cliffs with natural pools and white sand areas, reached by stone steps. The location offers swimming opportunities in protected coves.
Saint Peter, Barbados
North coast beach with 300 meters of white sand and shallow Caribbean waters. Swimming area protected by offshore reef with steady water conditions.
Christ Church, Barbados
The wide sandy beach on the south coast of Barbados has regular strong winds that attract kitesurfers and windsurfers throughout the year.
Christ Church, Barbados
White sand beach stretching along palm trees with swimming zones marked by buoys, changing rooms, showers and beach chairs for rent.
Saint Michael, Barbados
Sandy beach extending along Bridgetown harbor offers views of passing ships and several restaurants. Swimming and water activities available in protected waters.
Saint James, Barbados
Private beach with facilities for water sports activities including water skiing, scuba diving and water equipment rentals.
Christ Church, Barbados
A coastal area with consistent winds and regular waves that make it a destination for kitesurfing and windsurfing throughout the year.
Saint Philip, Barbados
White sand coastal beach located between Bottom Bay and Sam Lords Castle. Palm trees line the swimming area with turquoise water.
Saint Philip, Barbados
Remote beach featuring natural rock formations and caves along the shoreline. Strong ocean currents and high waves make swimming unsafe in this area.