Lime Cay Beach

Lime Cay Beach is a small secluded beach located on a small cay just off the coast of Port Royal, Jamaica. The beach is approximately 1/4 mile long and boasts crystal clear turquoise waters and soft white sand.

Lime Cay Beach has a few amenities including bathroom access and picnic tables, but there are no lifeguards on duty and dogs are not allowed on the beach.

Visitors can enjoy activities such as swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing.

There is no parking lot on Lime Cay as the only way to access the beach is by boat. However, there are several boat tours and water taxis available from Port Royal to Lime Cay.

Fun fact: Lime Cay was once used as a safe haven for pirates in the 17th century.

Nearby attractions include the historic city of Port Royal, which was once known as the "wickedest city in the world" due to its reputation as a pirate haven. Visitors can also explore the Fort Charles Museum and the Giddy House, a former artillery storehouse that was tilted by an earthquake in 1907.

There are no restaurants on Lime Cay, but visitors can enjoy local Jamaican cuisine at nearby restaurants in Port Royal such as Gloria's Rendezvous, which offers delicious seafood and traditional Jamaican dishes.

As there are no accommodations on Lime Cay, visitors can stay at nearby hotels in Port Royal such as The Courtleigh Hotel & Suites, which offers comfortable rooms and a rooftop pool with stunning views of the city.