Our favorite beach! Pretty and secluded if you go at the right time. More

This bay has good snorkeling but stay away during NE winds. Waves develop that crash on the reef, create a difficult surge and stir up the water. Still the coral is only average even on a good day. However, the beach is always nice for sun bathing. More

Fantastic beach in every respect. Easy to access. Few people visit. More

This is such a beautiful uncrowded bay. Usually when we go we joke about it being soooooo crowded with 4 other people on the whole beach. There are palapas for shade, easy access parking and a beautiful reef to snorkle. Bring something to drink/eat since there are no facilities there. More

This is an easy walk from Little Dix Bay (but be sure to wear shoes for this 15 minute hike) and well worth it. It is very private with good snorkeling More

Winter weather maybe tricky. You don't want to be in the anchorage with swells, will not a get peaceful night sleep. Also, approach the anchorage in a good overhead light (around noon), corrals to watch out. The anchorage is pretty shallow, you can anchor your sail boat in 8 feet of water and have a pristine sandy beach. It kind... More

Wonderful beach to spend the afternoon. Snorkeling is wonderful with a reef just righ there. Have a picnic lunch but be careful of the wild chickens, they aren't shy and will walk right up and snatch your food. More

Although not as calm as Little Dix Bay beach, it was more beautiful and still somewhat protected. I highly recommend this beach for a day trip. More

Very peaceful daytime stopover. There is rarely more than a couple of boats that look to traverse between the coral reefs to make their way in to the bay. Care is needed, but worthwhile as the beach is huge and the swimming is lovely. I would recommend as you sail in, have some one upfront spotting the coral and guiding... More