Elizabeth Beach(Lambert Bay)

Located in the eastern part of the British Virgin Islands, Elizabeth Beach is a beautiful stretch of sand that is approximately 300 meters in length. The sand on the beach is a soft white color and the water is a beautiful turquoise blue.

The beach has few amenities, so it is recommended to bring your own beach chairs and umbrellas. There are no lifeguards on duty, and dogs are not allowed on the beach.

Visitors can enjoy swimming, sunbathing, snorkeling, and kayaking at Elizabeth Beach

There is a small parking area available for visitors, and parking is free. However, it is recommended to arrive early as parking can fill up quickly.

Fun fact: Elizabeth Beach is also known as Turtle Bay due to the presence of sea turtles in the water. Visitors may even be able to catch a glimpse of these majestic creatures while swimming or snorkeling.

Nearby attractions include the historic Copper Mine ruins and the Sage Mountain National Park. Visitors can also take a short boat ride to explore nearby islands such as Virgin Gorda and Anegada.

There are several restaurants near Elizabeth Beach, including the popular Sugar Apple restaurant, which serves Caribbean cuisine. Other nearby restaurants include Myett's Garden and Grille and Elm Beach Bar.

There are several nearby hotels, including the Lambert Beach Resort and the Long Bay Beach Club. The Lambert Beach Resort offers beachfront rooms and suites, an outdoor pool, and a restaurant. The Long Bay Beach Club is a luxury resort that features beachfront villas, a spa, and several dining options.