It is a beautiful beach but unfortunately the shorebreak was powerful so take caution. You can rent 2 chairs and an umbrella for $25 if you're good at hustling with the hustlers renting them. Don't fall for the pineapple or coconut gimmick, you get the same amount of liquid in an cup that they also sell. Bargain for cost of the drinks too. I was getting 3 for $20. They pour them strong if you ask them to, but it's cheap liquor. The hustlers are an interesting group and I enjoyed interacting with them. They're just trying to make a buck like everyone else. I only saw 2 vendors walking the beaches the 3 times I was there. The beach wasn't crowded on the days that I was there--Sunday, Thursday, and Friday.

Water was beautiful, listing to the waves crash. The beach was really busy, could tell it was more of a tourist type destination but we understood what it was going to be. You get bombarded with trinkets and chairs and umbrellas and drinks. I would recommend passing the heard, which we didn’t do, and go straight down and when you get there if you are going to get the pineapples go to local Larry’s. I thought that’s who I was talking with because the young gentleman stopped me right in fro t of the pop up. He was working for a different pop up which didn’t give me what was promised with free make my own drinks. Will know better next time. $40 all you can drink, $30 umbrella & $15 (each) for chairs. You can haggle them a bit.

One of the best beaches we've ever been to. Easy access from downtown Nassau (where we are staying) - 10 min cab ride for $5/person. It was a windy day, so got some big swells, which we totally enjoyed, except that we were covered in sand and salt and was hard to wash them off. We rented chairs and an umbrella and it was just the perfect place to sit and relax with pineapple and coconut daiquiri. There were mobile toilets. We were lucky to find vegetarian food at Viola Bar & Grill, right next door from the beach entrance.

This thin long stretch of sand offers many views and a wonderful day. Use the Google Waypoint to find the public access point; it’s easy to miss. We arrived early, which is the key to all things Bahamian Event. From the public beach access point, heading immediately left will lead you to chair and umbrellas. Heading the to the right brings you along a beautiful and clean stretch of white sand beach. There are no shells, really, or rocks but the sand is loose and makes walking an effort. We found no signs of sea life, either cute or menacing, in the waters during our day; however, on the crowded area of the beach we did get a report of a stingray so maybe the wildlife knows where the food is…… The waves were gentle and the currents soft that day. We walked about 300’ down the beach to escape the masses and found ourselves, audibly and visibly for all intents and purposes, on a private beach. By around 1230 or so the populated beach had started to encroach on us, but we were afforded several hours of isolation listening to the gulls and the waves on the nearby shore.

Literally the most beautiful beach I’ve ever seen. We entered down by cabbage beach bar &grill. It’s away from the public access entrance. It is definitely the place to go. So quiet, no panhandlers. The rocky out crops were amazing, so beautiful and a must see. Lots of snorkeling opportunity down there. Highly recommend. And stop at the cabbage beach bar and grill on your way out. Great food and drinks!

Gorgeous beach! Our hotel shuttled us over and dropped us off by a little bar and restaurant. We were in a pretty quiet part of the beach. It was very clean, the water was clear and beautiful and we saw some fish! Only downside was that we wanted to rent an umbrella, but the person renting them said you had to rent chairs with it 👎🏻 The price to rent them was stupid expensive, so we passed. BYOU if you can!

Beach was great. Mening the water and the sand. It was a little crowded and too much of a tourist spot for me even though the beach was actually free. Too many people renitng chairs umbrellas and getting drinks etc. I am not sure about you but when I go to the beach I want peace and quite. You wont get that here. I never prefered Naussau, and now that is even more true. By the way stay away from the drink packages. Drinks were lukewarm at best in unsanitary conditions.