Deborah Bay

Deborah Bay is a secluded beach located in Belair, Barbados. The beach is approximately 200 feet long and boasts soft, white sand with clear blue waters.

Deborah Bay has few amenities, so plan your trip accordingly, although it does have bathroom access and picnic tables. There are no lifeguards on duty, and dogs are not allowed on the beach.

There are limited activities available at the beach, including swimming and sunbathing.

There is no parking lot available at Deborah Bay, as the beach is located on a residential street. Visitors can park on the street, but spaces may be limited.

Fun fact: Deborah Bay is also known as Shark Hole Beach, and is located near the popular Shark Hole snorkeling spot.

The area around Deborah Bay is known for its natural beauty and many attractions. Visitors can explore nearby parks such as the Codrington College Historic District or take a hike through the nearby hills.

There are several nearby restaurants to choose from, including Cutters Deli, which offers sandwiches and local cuisine, and Tamarind of Barbados, which serves international dishes.

Nearby hotels include The Crane Resort, which offers luxurious accommodations and stunning ocean views, and Sea Breeze Beach House, which is located near the beach and offers comfortable rooms with all the necessary amenities.