Miami Beach, Barbados

Miami Beach is a must-visit! It offers a gentle slope into the water, but also has exciting waves for those who like a bit of action. The sand is lovely, and there are plenty of trees for natural shade. I really appreciated the unobstructed ocean view—no cruise ships in sight! Plus, being so close to Oistins, you can easily combine a beach day with some amazing local seafood nearby. Highly recommended!

Fairly crowded beach area with several food trucks available providing snacks, beer,soda and water. Sun beds and parasol cost $45 BSD per couple.

Tied as my favorite beach in bardos, with brownes beach! Here, the water were calm enough so swim in, beautiful sand. Food continues nearby, jet ski rentals available on the beach. Clean beach!

Not much to say. One rougher side and one gentle side. Played in both and enjoyed. Lots of locals on the calmer side and also some games on the beach. Lovely calm peaceful atmosphere. Outdoor showers as well and parking on the streets.

Lovely beach. A few different food trucks and a bar. There is a public bathroom open until 5 pm One side of the beach has sunbeds for rent and on the other side you'll find more locals, specially during the beautiful sunset. They'll kick you off the sunbeds at 5 pm sharp though. I find it that other beaches mer you linger a bit longer

Awesome beach. The parking here is a bit limited but we always found a parking place. You can rent sun beds and umbrellas for only 30 BBD. If you don’t want to pay for those you can always find a shadow close to the beach. It’s one of few beaches where is a free shower and toilet. We were there multiple times and it was never too crowded.

Came here a few times, I found so long as you're here before lunch you can find a good spot. The beach can get a little busy, but never as crowded as what I'm used to back in the US. Great food trucks, and drink vendors near the entrance, but no one comes and bothers you while you're sunbathing, which is great!

A typical south coast beach. Gorgeous, clean, sandy beach. Conditions can be a bit challenging when it's windy. Lifeguard station. Little Miami beach the other side of the lifeguard station is probs better suited to little people and less confident or non-swimmers. Toilets with lockers and outside showers to get the sand off. There's a food truck on site or you can walk to Chefette 5 mins walk down the road if you prefer. Limited parking on site or park on the road. Plenty of shade under the Casuarina trees to get out of the sun. A few picnic tables. Beach chairs and umbrellas for hire. Note that at high tide a lot of little Miami beach disappears with the incoming tide (the main Miami beach is unaffected) so check tide times online before visiting. A beautiful beach.