Location: South Shore – East Recommended for Massage: No Pros: Unspoiled, quiet, good snorkeling around patch reefs Cons: Little to no shade, shallow entry with seagrass/urchins East End Marine Park (EEMP) headquarters beach is a second beach on Great Pond … Continue reading
Location:South Shore – East Recommended for Massage: Yes Pros: Amenities – restrooms, bar, restaurant; swimming, snorkeling Cons: Not as quiet or deserted as other beaches Divi Carina Bay Resort, located at Turner Hole, farther east along route 60, has a … Continue reading
Location:South Shore – East Recommended for Massage: No Pros: Unspoiled, quiet, good snorkeling Cons: No amenities, surf can be high Grapetree Beach is about 0.5 miles beyond Divi. The hotel was destroyed by Hurricane Hugo, but is being slowly rebuilt … Continue reading
Location:South Shore – East Recommended for Massage: No Pros: Unspoiled, quiet, good snorkeling, beautiful trails for hiking Cons: No amenities Jack Bay Beach is part of The Nature Conservancy’s east end property. From the Grapetree beach head east following the … Continue reading
Location: South Shore – East Recommended for Massage: No Pros: Unspoiled, quiet, good snorkeling and hiking Cons: No amenities Isaac Bay Beach can be reached further along the trail from Jack Bay, but the recommended access is from the north east … Continue reading
Location: North Shore – East Recommended for Massage: No Pros: Unspoiled, quiet, snorkeling Cons: No amenities Boiler Bay is the first accessible beach west of Point Udall on the north shore. Take the road toward Cramer’s Park and Pt. Udall (route 82), about … Continue reading