Best Barbados west coast beaches!

www.barbados.org: Usually a pretty quiet beach. Quite popular with locals on weekends and during school holidays. Catamarans sometimes dock here in the afternoons so guests can have a swim or come ashore. Read more.

www.barbados.org: Spot the celebrities that stay at the luxurious Sandy Lane Hotel! Read more.

www.barbados.org: Lovely quiet bay. Great place to stop if you're driving along the west coast. Right on the bus route too. Read more.

www.barbados.org: Calm waters good for swimming. Read more.

www.barbados.org: Wonderful beach. Popular with locals after work. Easy walk from cruise terminal if you're visiting by cruise ship. Beach Bar offers great drinks and affordable food. Read more.

www.barbados.org: One of the longest beaches in Barbados - really lovely and rarely crowded. Great for long walks, snorkeling and sea bathing. Lots of watersports (diving, sailing, etc) are further out in Carlisle Bay. Read more.

www.barbados.org: Calm waters - great for swimming and watersports. Read more.

www.barbados.org: Very quiet beach used mainly by those living or staying in the area. Walk north from Brandons beach (by Weisers). Read more.

www.barbados.org: This is a tranquil quiet beach. Try Mullins Beach to the north for more action - watersports, restaurant, etc. Read more.

www.barbados.org: Nice beach, calm waters. Used by guests staying at Almond Beach Village all-inclusive resort. Read more.

www.barbados.org: Bit more crowded these days than it used to be but still a nice beach. Reef break that good for surfing at southern end. Read more.

www.barbados.org: Great spot for sea bathing. Don't miss the lighthouse in the grounds of the Hilton. Read more.

www.barbados.org: Don't miss the fish fry on Friday and Saturday nights! Read more.

www.barbados.org: Easy public access to beach. Watersports readily available. Read more.

www.barbados.org: Best accessed by parking at Good Shepherd church and walking south. Nice snorkeling at the northern end of the beach. Read more.

www.barbados.org: Quiet beach, great for swimming, beach walks and watching glorious sunsets. Read more.

www.barbados.org: Northern end is quieter. Boatyard at southern end is great for drinks & watersports. Lunch Waterfront Cafe (3min walk) is very nice. Great beach if visiting Barbados on a cruise, 20min walk from port. Read more.

www.barbados.org: Great spot to watch sunsets and for snorkelling. Swim out a bit & you may see some sea turtles. Read more.

www.barbados.org: Quieter than the adjoining Brandons Beach. Nice place to snorkel. Short walk from the Port where cruise ships dock. Read more.

www.barbados.org: Super spot for watersports (kayaking; jetskis; etc). A couple of beachfront restaurants to choose from. Hop onto the boardwalk at either the northern or southern ends of the beach. Read more.

www.barbados.org: Small, secluded beach. Safe for swimming but no lifeguard. Read more.