About
A quiet stretch of sand straddling the St. Peter and St. Lucy border, near the old fishing village of Shermans just north of Speightstown. This is the low-key north-west coast at its most secluded, with little to no crowds even on weekends and clear, reef-sheltered water that makes for pristine, easy swimming. The Fish Pot restaurant anchors the southern end of the bay, set in a converted 17th-century coral-stone fort as part of the Little Good Harbour hotel.
Live conditions
Open-Meteo marine & weather near this beach
Swim score
8/10
Updated 9:45 AM AST
Tides
Model sea level from Open-Meteo—not for coastal navigation.
- Now
- ↓ Falling
- Next high
- Wed, Jul 1, 5:00 PM
- 0.42 m
- Next low
- Wed, Jul 1, 10:00 AM
- -0.12 m
Sargassum
Sargassum: clear
Sargassum levels are coast-level estimates, updated weekly. Conditions may vary along beaches — check webcams if available.
Location
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Best for
Seclusion, swimming, quiet escapes
Notes
Beach facilities are limited, so it's best to bring your own supplies. The Fish Pot offers some amenities and dining (reservations recommended). The bay sits north of the west coast's main strip, so it stays peaceful even in season.