In order not to disturb nesting terns enter from the main road once you see the white gates and painted white rocks. Drive until you see a small paved roadway to the right. Enter here past an old ruin to park nearest the beach. On the left-side of the beach there is an Underwater Coral Trail given to the BVI National Parks by the British Governor. By following the markers you can identify many types of coral and fishes.
Snorkeling is best on the left side of beach.
This is the calmest beach all year long. Bring a picnic lunch and remember never to drive across the dry salt pond. Despite a popular myth there are no nude beaches in the British Virgin Islands. Let the housekeeper know if you would prefer complete privacy. Horseback Riding Call Shadow at 494-2262, and he can take you through the Sage Mountain National Park or down along the beach.