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Barbados Beaches on the West Coast |
The beaches on the west coast of Barbados are known for calm, clear water, and excellent swimming and snorkeling. The west coast gently nudges the tranquil Caribbean Sea in all its turquoise glory, with soft white sandy beaches.
From serene to extreme, this coast is perfect and is known as the gold coast or the plantinum coast. Famous for its tranquil clear waters, the west coast of Barbados is for water sports; from cruising on a catamaran to jet skiing; water sports operators are never difficult to find.. Many of the popular scuba diving areas are located here as well.
This stretch of paradise generally offers a type of anonymity celebrities are hard-pressed to find elsewhere and therefore, Barbados has become a popular escape for some very well known names. As the locatino for many of the most exclusive hotels in the island, you will find plenty of bars and restaurants along the beach. Although many of the west coast beaches are hidden from the road by beachfront properties and hotels, don't be discouraged, they are public so find a path through to the sand and enjoy your day!
Caution!
Beware of the poisonous manchineel trees (usually marked with a red ring around the trunk) and the yellow-green "apples" found along many of the west coast beaches. Contact with the leaves, branches or fruit will cause severe blistering. Take care not to shelter under these trees when it's raining as the water dripping from the leaves will produce the same unpleasant effect. When snorkelling remember to take a brightly coloured buoy or float - there is a lot of water traffic along this coast.
West Coast Beaches of Barbados
Simply click on a beach in the list below, for driving directions, detailed information and photos. You can also view the location of the beach on our Barbados Interactive Map.
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