Flipper beach
Flipper Beach is located in western New Providence in the Bahamas, just 1.5 km from Clifton National Park. The coast was named in honor of the remake of the film "Flipper" in 1996. Although the beach is located far from the island’s infrastructure, it is not difficult to get to it if you follow the signs leading to Clifton and Lyford Cay Park. The most convenient way to move is to rent a car, public transport in this part of the island does not run.
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Beach description
Virgin sands of yellow and brown color and calm light turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea are typical for Flpper. This beach is perfect for the first acquaintance with the Bahamian nature. On Flipper, you can engage in diving, snorkeling, and explore the beautiful coral reef, or observe the life of beach birds, go boating, take sun bathes, and hold a picnic. This beach is selected by people in search of uniting with nature among the magnificent tropical views.
Flipper Beach is a pearl of New Providence, and it is not famous, so this coast is mostly desert. The visitors are also attracted to Clifton National park with the area of 84 ha. The sight was opened in 2009 for the demonstration of cultural, ecological, and historical legacy of the Bahamas.
When is it better to go?
Holidays in the Bahamas are good at any time of the year, but the busy season is in the period from mid-November to May. The Bahamas are disposed quite low in relation to sea level, so the wind blows in the winter months, but it is gentle and soberly pleasant. The air temperature is between 27-29 degrees from the end of autumn to the beginning of summer. Traveling with children, it is better to come in the autumn months, while the spring is more appropriate to go for new emotions, and peacefully enjoy the sunshine – in winter.