Lovers Beach

Well worth the trip! If you happen to be staying at Oualie beach resort, then you may find yourself wanting to try the quick ten minute walk here This beach was, undoubtedly, the best on the island. Thick and dark sand, beautiful turquoise waters and plenty of shade under trees and bushes! If you walk down the beach, you’ll also find beautiful thick black sand - remnants from a volcano. On days after storms, hundreds of mini hermit crabs are also to be found scurrying between the woods and the surf

Took us a minute to find, but we had the entire beach to ourselves. Until the cows showed up!! Beach Cows!! Who knew?!

To find the beach look for a dirt road/area to pull over. You can then drive straight down the road or park at the pull off area. If driving down to the beach, the road is roughest at first where there is some concrete and then gets fairly smooth the rest of the way. Soft sand beach. Good sized waves yet still safe to swim.

Great beach, not usually very busy. The shore can be steep, and the current is too rough for swimming.

The first beach we went in Nevis! You find black sand and spectacular views!

Pretty beach with deep soft sand. Access is by a dirt road from the main road. We parked & walked down but you can drive the car; there's just 1 sketchy looking part at the very beginning with deep ruts in concrete but the rest is flat. We were told by the beach resort there's no walking trail between but we had a car anyway. Article says it's 1of the most secluded beaches in the world but it's not, it's just pretty. There's no facilities of any kind do bring what you need.

Stunning, white sands as far as the eye can see!

No good for swimming. There is an entrance from the road, not marked.