Was there Friday 11/10 still beautiful but......nothing good lasts forever.....been going there for at least 12 years. Two changes this year which were disheartening. First was a tour boat pulled up by entrance & picked up group of 8. Second jet skis from sapodilla bay pulled in & were canvassing for business. Most crowded I've ever seen it probably 80 people Also some class less people approaching 50 guzzling beers on a mission & had to fit the f-word 3 or 4 times into every sentence & not a prude I grew up in Brooklyn.

Worth the drive to get there - it's quiet, mostly empty, no vendors, calm water, nice views. Bring your own shade, lots of water, and a garbage bag to do a beach clean. The sand was really clean but the vacant lots behind it hold the storm refuse, I filled a grocery bag in about 30 mins of picking. We ate on the Chalk Sound afterward which was stunning, made for a nice late lunch end to a lovely, quiet, perfect caribbean beach day. There are crowds at the east end, so go all the way down the sketchy, potholed road about 1/2 mile to the west end of the beach and park the car off to the side and walk the paths to the beach. easier than it looks once you park.

We went in the morning to just chill. We walked the whole beach which was lovely. I really liked the pine trees on the beach, I had not see them before. Google directions got us right to the path to enter the beach. We were there until noon and herds of people with kids where coming in. Which makes sense because there a no waves, very kid safe.

It's a little tricky to get here so ask a local. From the road - where you must part- It's a 1 minute walk. Bring your own chair or just a towel. Gorgeous- you can wade out quite a way but I wouldn't do swimming beyond your footing.

Great quiet beach, off of Ocean Point drive, access is off the right hand side of the road, near Moonshadow residence. Park on the street. Beautiful green colour to the sea, and shallow depth, can walk our forever (no snorkeling so don't bother bringing equipment)

This is a phenomenal beach. We got here late afternoon and parked on the street off Ocean Point Drive. The water here is really shallow so you can't really swim. You can walk out really far and still be only up to your knees. My kids really liked it (I did too.) We stayed to watch the sunset on the beach. It was really pretty, even though it was a pretty mellow sunset that day. The beach was really clean and we felt like we had way more space to spread out away from people than at other beaches we visited. We brought our own chairs and umbrella. There are no vendors on this beach, so you need to bring your own stuff.

I could pitch a tent in live on this beach. You CAN snorkel here - just walk to the far end and go out around the rocky coast. Saw lots of cool fish. We initially came because Grace Bay was so rocky. Spent most of our time here just sitting in the calmest, clearest water we’ve ever seen.

We found this beach, parked our car and walked down the driveway, which was a long incline. The water was gorgeous and easy to swim in, no waves. Clear water and clean. we enjoyed just walking in the shallow water & looking at the beautiful homes & boats. We were able to put out chairs under a tree for shade. everyone was respectful & calm, no wild parties or loud music, Just peace & beauty...