Crane Beach

Beach · Barbados

Crane Beach

Beach · Barbados

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Waves for watching, sunrise views, beach walks  

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Oct 9, 2025

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Lorenzo Pepe

Google
One of the most beautiful beaches of the island, with pink sand. There was a lot of seaweed, however we always had the chance to swim.

Kevin Ngadimin

Google
Just landed, hopped off the plane and the first thing I did was grab some food (was way too early to check into my Airbnb). After breakfast I still had time to kill, so I ended up here — my first beach after touching down. Honestly, it was kind of breathtaking. The waves had that calming sound that just hits different when you’re fresh off a flight. The backdrop with the hotel behind the beach looked pretty amazing too. I didn’t swim this time, but I walked the trail along the side of the sea and just took it all in. Not a bad way to start the trip. 🌊✈️

Paul Taylor

Google
Love this beach, I've been coming here since i was really young and always a had good day out. Now I'm bringing my kids to play in the waves just like i did. There are a few post about it being dangerous - when the wind is up and coming from the south and the tide is high, the waves can get quite big ( and fun) but because of the shape of the bay, there is not a big drop off. If the older kids stay within the first 4/5 waves and keep feet on the sandy ground they will be ok, younger kids should be supervised with a parent in the water at all times. Each day is different and everyone's risk tolerance is also. When the tide is lower it tends to creat a washing machine effect where wave directions are less predictable. There are life guards on duty, but still watch your kids regardless. Flags mark the most challenging areas. As far as the Sorghum weed is concerned, it does depend on what has been going on with the wind. If you are staying on the west or south coast and the wind has been blowing from the south ( not normal) the following few days at the Crane will be good. In the mornings there is generally less weed because as others have said they do clean it down each morning.

Keri Corley

Google
Loved it. The water definitely scares me but the waves and to just watch is crazy! It had amazing view and they have a little cocktail set up when you walk down which is pretty cool! I really enjoyed it and got plenty of photos..

m s

Google
Breathtaking. Lots of seaweed was being cleaned up on the beach. Peaceful. Walkway broken.

T James

Google
Beautiful beach! A tractor cleans up the seaweeds every morning so it's very well maintained. And the staff at the bar is very attentive!

Barbara Tokarczyk

Google
Amazing for watching sunrise and jumping on big waves. Not for swimming (currents). Always check on instagram or ask locals if there is a sargassum because sadly often there is a lot, but not always!

Raisah Ghany

Google
We came to catch the sunrise. Perfect view. Beach wasn't suitable for taking a dip but it was ideal for an early morning walk.