Bath beach
Bath Beach is a clean and calm sandy beach surrounded by shady trees. It is located on the Atlantic coast, in the parish of St. John, in the eastern part of Barbados. This is one of the few “safe” beaches suitable for swimming, so it is often visited by locals, especially on weekends and on holidays. Entrance to the beach is free.
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Beach description
Surrounded by casuarine trees, Bath Beach is a convenient place for picnics and family walks. The presence of a long coral reef not only protects the beach from stormy waves, but also provides an excellent opportunity for scuba diving. During low tide, the reef rises above the surface of the water, which allows to explore it even on foot, the main thing is to wear beach shoes. In addition to a relaxing beach rest, visitors of Bath Beach can enjoy walking to a small waterfall, located to the north of the beach, fishing, collecting shells, as well as trips and hikes to other beaches on the east coastline, for example, Martin's Bay.
The beach area of Bath Beach is partially equipped for a comfortable pastime. Visitors are offered picnic tables, benches, a playground, and there is a car parking opposite the beach. On the territory of Bath Beach there is a rescue service, there are showers and toilets. Going here for a picnic, it is better to bring along food.
When is the best time to go?
In Barbados island, the temperature is hot all year round, so the only thing that can ruin your vacation experience is the rainy season in summer. Any other period, the weather in Barbados is sunny and comfortable for all ages.