Massiah Street - all beaches

The panoramic view of the eastern coast of the island is simply awe-inspiring. Although there is a moderate amount of seaweed, it did not detract from the overall experience. The sand is velvety smooth and the waves can be a bit challenging since it's on the Atlantic side, but there are tranquil days when the water is ideal for a refreshing swim.

Bottom Bay Beach is a true treasure that is easily accessible. The app accurately directs you to the beach, and there is parking available in an unpaved area that can fit a few cars. The stone steps leading to the beach are beautifully capped with intricate land coral fingerprints. As you make your way down the footpath lined with a dense canopy of trees, you'll be greeted by a visually stunning beach with ample white sand. The sky-high coconut trees sway in the strong wind, adding to the beach's natural beauty. The water is clean and refreshing, but the waves can be quite strong, so it's not recommended for major swimming. Additionally, there is a small cave tucked away in the undercut of the cliff. Overall, Bottom Bay Beach is a must-visit destination for anyone looking to enjoy a serene and picturesque beach experience.

Miami Beach, also referred to as Enterprise, has always been my go-to beach. The fine, golden sand is a major draw for me and adds to the overall appeal. In addition, the beach boasts some lovely shaded areas, making it an ideal spot for picnics.

This is a charming and secluded spot, ideal for a peaceful retreat.

The beach is stunning, but it can be perilous due to the sharp rocks and rough sea. It's a great spot for experienced fishers, but caution is advised. Additionally, the beach is easily accessible.

This beach is an excellent spot for both relaxation under the shade of trees and for getting some exercise on the long stretch of golden sand.