Don Pedro Island - all beaches

The beach had gorgeous scenery, although the water was slightly warm at 86 degrees and not as clear as some other beaches. Despite this, it was definitely worth the trip. However, it's best to avoid going on weekends as it can get very crowded. We went on a Tuesday afternoon around 1-2pm and it was perfect. The scenery was also pleasant. We were entertained by people doing flips off poles and there was even a parasailing boat nearby.

We've been frequenting this place for several years now, and there are numerous aspects that I absolutely adore about it - its stunning beauty, tranquil atmosphere, soothing ambiance, family-oriented environment, impeccable upkeep, and the consistently kind-hearted staff I've encountered. However, the reason I'm finally penning down a review is because during this year's visit, I stumbled upon the delightful surprise that they offer massages here! I must say, it was one of the most incredible massages I have ever experienced, and the best part was that I didn't even have to leave the resort. Karen, the massage therapist, was truly exceptional! This discovery has now become another reason why I cherish Palm Island even more :)

We arrived at this beach on a Saturday afternoon. The parking lot was mostly occupied, but luckily we managed to find a few vacant spots. Throughout our trip, we visited several beaches, but this was the only one where we stumbled upon sharks teeth. In total, we collected about 30 of them. It was a delightful experience, as the beach was well-maintained, visually appealing, and the limited parking space naturally prevented large crowds from gathering.