Benures Bay(Norman Island)

Benures Bay is a secluded and unspoiled beach located in Road Town, British Virgin Islands. The beach is approximately 300 meters long and has white sand with crystal-clear turquoise waters.

There are no lifeguards on duty, and dogs are not allowed. Benures Bay has few amenities, so visitors should plan their trip accordingly. The beach has bathroom access and outdoor showers available.

activities at the beach include swimming, sunbathing, and snorkeling

There is no designated parking lot at Benures Bay, and visitors must park their vehicles on the side of the road near the beach entrance. Parking is free.

Fun facts about Benures Bay include that it is a nesting site for sea turtles during the summer months, and it is a popular spot for sunset viewing.

The main attraction at Benures Bay is the peaceful and serene atmosphere. Visitors can also explore the nearby Sage Mountain National Park or take a boat tour of the surrounding islands.

There are no restaurants at Benures Bay, but there are several options nearby in Road Town. These include the Dove Restaurant and Wine Bar, which offers Mediterranean cuisine, and the Village Cay Marina and Restaurant, which offers seafood and Caribbean cuisine.

Nearby hotels include the Maria’s By the Sea, a beachfront hotel in Road Town, and the Fort Recovery Beachfront Villa & Suites Hotel, which is located on the beach and offers private suites and villas with ocean views.