Sandy Cay(Sandy Cay Beach)

Sandy Cay is a breathtaking beach located in the Sandy Cay National Park of the British Virgin Islands. The beach is relatively short but wide, with crystal-clear turquoise waters and powdery white sand that's perfect for sunbathing, swimming, and snorkeling.

Although the beach doesn't have any amenities, it does have stunning views of the surrounding islands and is an ideal location for a peaceful getaway.

There are also opportunities for hiking, bird watching, and exploring the surrounding coral reefs

There is no parking lot on Sandy Cay as it is only accessible by boat. Visitors can park their boats in the designated areas on the shore.

Fun fact: Sandy Cay is home to a rare and endangered iguana species, the Anegada iguana, which can only be found in the British Virgin Islands.

Apart from its natural beauty, Sandy Cay also has several attractions nearby, such as the nearby coral reefs, which are perfect for diving and snorkeling. There are also many hiking trails and bird watching opportunities available in the Sandy Cay National Park.

While there are no restaurants or shops on Sandy Cay itself, visitors can enjoy a variety of local cuisines at nearby restaurants like The Last Resort and Cooper Island Beach Club, or enjoy a drink at the Sandy Spit Bar & Grill.

There are several nearby hotels and resorts, such as Scrub Island Resort, Spa & Marina and Peter Island Resort & Spa, which offer luxurious accommodation and amenities for visitors looking for a comfortable stay.