Heywoods Beach

The shore extends along 500 meters of white sand bordered by palm trees and faces the turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea.

The beach gained recognition in the 1960s when local fishermen established their first permanent boats storage facility at its northern end.

Local vendors set up food stalls during weekends, offering traditional Barbadian fish cakes, grilled seafood, and fresh coconut water.

The beach provides free public access with parking spaces, and visitors can rent beach chairs and umbrellas from nearby establishments.

Marine researchers regularly observe rare hawksbill turtles nesting on this beach between July and October, contributing to conservation efforts.

Address: Heywoods Beach, Saint Peter Barbados

GPS coordinates: 13.26077,-59.64347

Latest update: March 6, 2025 04:41