About
Severely eroded cove just north of The Crane, technically a continuation of Crane Beach. Once a secluded swimming spot known for its dramatic limestone caves, the beach has been transformed by rising sea levels into a seasonal, tidal cove with almost no dry sand at high water. Accessible only by walking along the rocks from Crane at low tide.
Live conditions
Open-Meteo marine & weather near this beach
Swim score
4/10
Updated 10:30 AM AST
Tides
Model sea level from Open-Meteo (hourly)—not for coastal navigation.
- Now
- Near high tide
- Next high
- Sun, May 24, 11:00 PM
- 0.47 m
- Next low
- Sun, May 24, 4:00 PM
- 0.09 m
Sargassum
Sargassum: heavy
Sargassum levels are coast-level estimates, updated weekly. Conditions may vary along beaches — check webcams if available.
Location
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Maximum hourly wave height per day (Open-Meteo marine, America/Barbados).
Best for
Photography, geology
Safety notice
Access stairs have been significantly compromised by erosion, and even at low tide the scramble from Crane Beach is difficult. There is little to no dry sand at high water. During heavy sargassum season, the cove is effectively inaccessible.