Brownes Beach


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2 weeks ago
snorchlelled wrecks from the beach, great experience, turtles, manta, puffer fish etc. shore is perfect sand for children
by Radek Šebestík

a month ago
Fantastic beach: white fine sand and absolutely clear water. You can rent an umbrella, but also there are palm trees next to "besedka", and we enjoyed their shade. Ship wreck is 100-200 meters from the shore next to "besedka". Snorkeling is easily accessible without a tour - if you are a decent swimmer. You will see where the tour boats are coming, but even without them, it's hard to miss. Check them on the google map before you go. Sunsets are not vivid, but still beautiful.
by Jenya Brodskaia

4 months ago
BEAUTIFUL, HUGE beach. Either the best, or 2nd best beach i visited in Barbados. Clean sand, umbrellas and chairs available to rent, jet ski rentals available. Honestly, everything you need is on this beach.
by Jessica Cyr

7 months ago
We spent a bit of time here most days. Handy for Carlisle Bay if you want crowds, drinks and sea trips but nice and quiet. Also good for snorkelling as it is in line with the best ship wreck in the area. In the small car park there's also a public water tap for getting the sand off your feet etc.
by Mike Lord

a year ago
The shipwrecks make a great place to snorkel. Even on a windy week, when the water isn't as clear as it can be, we got some decent pics. It's an easy swim from the beach. Just go where the snorkel tours are going and keep an eye on the boats so you don't have issues. One of the ships is covered in a carpet of anemones. A large stingray came by several times when the tour guide was feeding the small fish. The fast ones are mostly Sargent Majors but several others got some of the food. A large French Angel poked out from the deep parts of a ship a couple times but didn't hang around for pictures like they can at times. We snorkeled here last year and got even better pics. This is my favorite snorkel spot on the island. My only issue is after many repetitive dives (I'd guess 30 or more) down to the ships, my ears get difficult to clear. I haven't been anywhere else where snorkeling a single wreck is this good and they have several. My wife enjoys following the bubbles of the divers below. I think it's fun to get down to the diver level and include them in my snorkeling pics.
by Karl Tallakson

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