Barbados is a coral island with over 70 miles of perfectly sun-drenched beaches. It has two personalities, one being calm cool and collected, the other being daring, audacious and adventurous. The West and South coasts of the island are lined with white sand beaches and calm turquoise reef protected waters, making it perfect for diving, snorkeling, or simply doing nothing but sipping some rum punch. The East and North coast’s rocky shores and scattered cliffs are continuously washed with vigorously blown surf, allowing the adventure in all of us to blossom.

South Coast Beaches of Barbados

• Long Beach
• Silver Sands Beach
• Surfer's Point
• South Point
• Freights
• Miami Beach
• Welches Beach
• Maxwell Beach
• Dover Beach
• Sandy Beach
• Worthing Beach
• Rockley/ Accra Beach
• Drill Hall Beach
• Needham's Point
• Pebbles Beach
• Browns Beach
• Brandons Beach
• Brighton Beach
• Pal Bay
• Freshwater Bay
• Paradise Beach
• Accra Beach

West Coast Beaches of Barbados

• Batts Rock Beach
• Fitts Village Beach
• Paynes Bay
• Sandy Lane Beach
• Tropicana Beach
• Gibbes Beach
• Mullins Beach
• Six Mens Bay
• Heywoods Beach
• Colony Club Beach

East Coast Beaches of Barbados

• Bathsheba Beach
• Parlour Beach
• Cattlewash Beach
• Martins Bay
• Congor Bay
• Conset Bay
• Bath Beach
• Skeetes Bay
• Ragged Point

South- East Beaches of Barbados

• Sharks Hole
• The Crane Beach
• Bottom Bay
• Harrysmith Beach
• Foul Bay
• Ginger Bay Beach
• Shark's Hole
• Beachy Head Beach
• Sam Lord's Beach

North Coast Beaches of Barbados

• Little Bay
• River Bay
• Cove Bay
• Archers Bay
• Morgan Lewis Beach