Brewer's Bay beach

4 months ago

Great beach to stop in and snorkel at! We took a taxi from the cruise port for $12 per person each way. We arranged a time with our driver to return to pick us back up at. The beach has simple rental chairs for $10 each. Natural shade is abundant. Tons of good snorkeling with colorful coral, lots of different fish, stingrays, turtles, etc. Go along the rocks on the left side & in the middle of the bay where the dark spots are. Rustic bathrooms in the camping area may be unlocked & available. There is also Nicole's Restaurant & Bar right on the beach but we didn't eat/go inside. No food trucks across the street when we were there. April 2026

4 months ago

Idyllic location that seems to match everyone’s vision of a caribbean beach. Bleached white sands. Only a small pebble shelf so very easy entry to the water. Gentle slope into the water unlike beaches with steep dropoffs here in the BVI. Generally pretty quiet. Only one beach bar called Nicoles (sometimes has food but not always). Opening times variable. 10$ per beach chair. Limited parking. The road down is steep and winding but is paved and is navigable. Watch carefully and beep the horn at the curves for oncoming traffic.

3 months ago

Very quiet beach about 20 minute or so taxi ride from the cruise terminal. In a bay so practically no waves; very safe. Beautiful view and water. Nothing really to rent (snorkel gear, kayaks, etc…). Secluded.

a year ago

If you're looking for a less touristy beach this is one to add to your list. Has good parking in the middle or by Nicole's. The middle area is more sandy and less rocky. If you're looking for decent snorkelling, you can do so from the beach on either side of the bay, going up the rocks. It's definitely more secluded and relaxed. Low tide is around 1pm but check the local forecast. I'd suggest this beach more for snorkelling than casual swimming.

7 months ago

Pretty Beach. Very quiet most of day. There were chairs for rent although pretty torn up. There was also a beach bar.