Beautiful beach and waters but be aware of the Manchineel Trees on the beach. They are marked only with a red band but no other notice. They can cause blindness and blisters if you just touch the leaves or the fruits. We were there with three kids and two ended up in the emergency room because of them. They are particularly dangerous if you stay under them when it rains. They are at the top of the list of poisonous trees and there are no notice about them in airports or in hotels or even beaches.

Beautiful beach! Great spot for snorkeling as there are several rocks and an amazing reef. Place was very secluded, there were almost no other people there. There are no bars, or facilities at all. But it was perfect!

It is the main beach that I use when I go swimming. There are no facilities but overall it is a good beach for swimming and the seabed is sandy - so it is unlikely that you will step on rocks if your feet touch the bottom.

That was my very first beach I have encountered in Barbados . Sandy beach with pristine waters and some palms offering sun protection. Easy accessible by foot or car.

Fantastic secluded beach with calm waters. Bring everything you need for the day

You need to have everything you need while you’re here. No shops no facility. Beautiful spot to swim no crowd, lots of parking.

View is magnificent. Beach is very rocky, not suitable for bathing.

Large beach, calm swimming, adequate parking, usually quite peaceful.

One of the most beautiful beach i have seen in my life. The water is calm, clear and hot. It's a great place for snorkling and it's not crowded. (Max 10 people at the beach) We were there with our 4 and 2 years old and the water was calm enough to let them swim. 5 minutes walk on the beach there is the caboose bar who sell the best rhum punch, beer and deliciouse fish cutter. There is no chair or umbrella but it's perfect that way. We will come back

Absolutely stunning beach, a must do in Barbados !!