Mullins Beach

The atmosphere here is cool, but I prefer beaches with literally white sand, and this was like yellowish color sand beach and Barbados is full of white sand beaches. It's just a matter of taste. I just sat in the bar. Otherwise, it's a pretty place without doubt.

We fell in love with this beach. Lovely but not too busy. Has a range of great restaurants and bars. Watersports. Recommend Adrian's corner.

For me this was the best beach as far as water. No sea weed, minimal rocks, lovely water temperature, restaurant with restrooms nearby. Finding a car parking is a bit of a challenge. The sand part is small and narrow but still enough for your towel.

Large stones in the water. Rude and not friendly people, unless you are at Sea shed or the private club. I will not be back. There are way better beaches on the island than this place. It is also crowded for the amount of beach it has.

Spectacular sunsets! Clean beach that's not very crowded. Perfect place to swim and relax

First time on this beach and to be fair not my favourite.No food hut, just crisps and drinks. Very stoney getting in and out of the sea which is uncomfortable. 2 beds and brolly $40BD which is more than Rockley & beaches near the gap. Water sports look good if that’s what you’re looking for but quite crowded with beds. Don’t think I’ll be back to this one, but many to choose from

On the west coast of Barbados, just south of Speightstown in the parish of St. Peter. This popular beach is known for its calm, clear waters, white sand, and opportunities to relax.

This needs to come with a hazard warning of all the beaches we went to in Barbados. This was the worst, the pebbles and gravel are awful to get in and out my daughter was swept in by a wave and it knocked her off her feet she was washed up along the gravel scrapping her arm and back very badly.