4/5 Pavel D. 9 months ago on Google • 332 reviews
This
beautiful
beach
is
one
of
many
on
the
island,
and
we
chose
to
visit
this
one
mainly
based
on
the
parking
cost,
which
was
$15
for
Nassau
County
residents
and
$37
for
other
visitors.
It's
cheaper
compared
to
other
nearby
beaches
that
charge
up
to
$50
for
parking.
A
small
hut
was
located
near
the
entrance
to
the
beach,
with
bathrooms
and
showers
in
decent
conditions
and
a
small
kiosk
selling
hot
dogs,
fries,
nachos
and
beverages.
That
was
the
only
place
to
actually
buy
food
or
drinks
as
there
was
nothing
else
on
the
beach,
not
even
a
small
vendor
selling
chilled
sodas
from
a
cool
box.
That
goes
for
any
other
amenities
as
well
-
you
have
to
bring
everything
(and
also
take
everything
out
with
you)
you'd
need
for
a
day,
including
sunbrella
(as
there
is
zero
shade
and
no
rentals),
seats
or
refreshments.
The
beach
itself
had
two
watchtowers
with
lifeguards
on
duty,
allowing
swimming
in
a
relatively
wide
section
of
the
beach.
However,
there
were
signs
warning
of
rip
currents,
and
most
people
stayed
close
to
the
shore
anyway.
The
water
was
clean
but
not
very
clear,
with
some
seaweed
floating
around.
The
sand
was
amazing—white-ish,
smooth,
and
powdery—
so
be
prepared
to
bring
some
of
it
home
stuck
to
your
feet.
I
was
able
to
find
some
shells
around,
but
not
many.
Even
though
there
were
many
people
on
a
hot,
sunny
Sunday
afternoon,
the
beach
didn't
feel
crowded,
and
people
generally
behaved
well,
with
no
excessive
noise
or
loud
music.
This
beach
is
also
a
good
spot
for
birdwatching,
especially
near
the
dunes
where
there
are
fenced
areas
for
nesting
birds.
However
no
pets
or
dogs
are
allowed
on
the
beach
or
in
the
dunes.
Despite
the
beach
park
advertising
a
dog
park,
you
still
need
to
pay
for
parking
to
enter
it,
which
doesn't
make
much
sense
to
me.
Visited
on
a
Sunday,
July
2023.
Paid
by
card.
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