Archer's Bay

The coastal area features high limestone cliffs rising above a narrow beach where waves crash against natural rock formations along the shore.

The Barbados government designated Archer's Bay as part of a National Park initiative in 2010 to protect the northern region's natural landscapes.

Local fishermen gather at rocky outcrops throughout the year to catch various species of fish, maintaining traditional fishing practices in this area.

Swimming remains prohibited due to strong undertows and rough waters, while the beach access requires descending stairs from the grassy clifftop area.

The secluded location contains natural sandy areas where hermit crabs move freely across the shore among seashells and ocean-smoothed rocks.

Address: Archers Bay, Barbados

GPS coordinates: 13.32851,-59.63075

Latest update: March 7, 2025 11:27