Devil's Bay Beach

Devil's Bay Beach is located in the southern part of Virgin Gorda in the British Virgin Islands. It is a 300-meter-long white sandy beach with crystal clear turquoise waters, making it a perfect spot for swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing.

However, please note that there are no lifeguards on duty, and dogs are not allowed on the beach.

Devil's Bay Beach also provides a picnic area, bathrooms, showers, and changing rooms for visitors

There is a parking lot near the entrance to the trail that leads to Devil's Bay Beach. The parking lot is free of charge, and it can accommodate around 20 vehicles. From the parking lot, visitors will need to walk for about 10 minutes to reach the beach.

Fun fact: Devil's Bay Beach is located within the famous Baths National Park, which is a popular tourist attraction that features giant granite boulders that form sheltered sea pools and grottoes. These boulders were formed millions of years ago by volcanic activity and sculpted by the sea over time.

Apart from swimming and snorkeling at Devil's Bay Beach, visitors can also explore the otherworldly landscape of the Baths National Park, which is a maze of giant granite boulders, tunnels, and natural rock formations. There are also several hiking trails that visitors can take to explore the surrounding areas.

Nearby restaurants include the Top of the Baths Restaurant, which serves Caribbean and international cuisine and the Mad Dog Bar and Restaurant, which offers seafood, grill, and pub food.

The nearby hotels are Fischer's Cove Beach Hotel and Restaurant, which is a cozy beachfront hotel that offers Caribbean-style cottages with ocean views, and Nail Bay Resort, which is a luxury resort that offers villas with stunning ocean views and access to several private beaches.