Barbados in a Nutshell - 2022 - EBook

106 Beaches 7. Carlisle Bay A crescent shaped bay and natural harbour. Umbrellas, sun loungers and facilities can be found at Dippers Beach Bar, Harbour Lights and Lobster Alive along with drinks and great food. There are also public facilities. The Carlisle Bay Marine Reserve is a haven for snorkelers with six shipwrecks. Paddle boards and turtle tours are popular. The horses from the Barbados Turf Club swim here most mornings between 6 and 9am. 8. Accra Beach Located at the end of the Richard Haynes Boardwalk, Accra is one of the most popular beaches with lots of activity, food stalls, parking, beach chair, umbrella and boogie board rentals. Good for body surfing and body watching! The western end is notorious for very dangerous currents, so be careful. The eastern end is great for small children. Baby Doll, Just Grillin’ and the Tiki Bar are all close by with good food. There are public facilities.