Pebbles beach is located on the south-western coast of Barbados, just south of Browne’s Beach and just north of Needham’s Point and within the UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Here white sands are kissed by the gentle waves of the turquoise Caribbean sea. It’s a lovely spot for sunbathing and strolling the beach. With its calm waters, Pebbles Beach is a favourite for children.

Pebbles Beach overlooks Carlisle Bay, whose 6 shipwrecks make it a popular spot for scuba diving and snorkeling.

The calm waters in this bay provide perfect conditions for stand up paddle boarding and kayaking.

Sailing is another very popular activity here and you’ll often see the bay dotted with sailing vessels from catamarans to luxury yachts. These are generally slightly to the north of Pebbles beach.

Pebbles Beach is also a favourite with Barbados race horses! Nearly every morning, grooms bring the horses from their nearby stables at the Garrison to bathe in these waters. It is particularly therapeutic for those recovering from injury.