Mullins beach
Mullins Beach (Mullins Beach) is a beach in a picturesque bay, located in the district of St. Peter, on the northwest coast of Barbados, 15 km from Bridgetown. Year-round calm sea, beautiful landscapes and proximity to the highway provided this beach with persistent popularity among Barbados and tourists, and the availability of developed infrastructure and beach activities for children make it convenient for the whole family to visit.
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Beach description
The beach territory is equipped with showers, toilets, changing cabins, sunbeds and tents. There are several bars and restaurants next to the coast area, where it is possible to have a snack and taste local drinks. For children there are tents with ice cream, several playgrounds and attractions - a sea trampoline, an iceberg in the seaboard.
The seaboard is covered with clean white sand, the entry into the water is sloping, the sea bottom is sandy, there are no large waves and dangerous undercurrents. While resting here, visitors have the opportunity to swim, sunbathe, go scuba diving, parasailing, sea fishing, ride boats, bananas, hydrocycles and skiing, take romantic walks along the coastline. There is no rescue service on the beach.
It is possible to get to the beach by taxi or bus to Speightstown. Near the beach there is a parking lot.
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.