This glossary helps visitors fully appreciate why this remains Bequia's most celebrated beach - a perfect blend of natural beauty, royal history, and island charm.
A - C
Admiralty Bay Access
The beach's prime location just a 10-minute walk from Port Elizabeth via scenic coastal path
Beach Bar Bliss
Jack's Beach Bar - the iconic watering hole serving legendary rum punches since 1972
Crescent Perfection
The beach's postcard-worthy half-mile curve of powdery white sand and turquoise waters
D - H
Diving Platform
The wooden dock perfect for launching into the crystal-clear Caribbean waters
Frangipani Shade
The fragrant trees providing natural canopy along the backshore
H.M.S. Bequia Wreck
The fascinating snorkel site just offshore featuring a sunken barge (visible at low tide)
I - P
Island Hopping Hub
Popular departure point for water taxis to Mustique and other Grenadine islands
Namesake Royalty
Honors Princess Margaret's 1958 visit when she famously swam here
Pebble-Free Perfection
Unlike some Bequia beaches, this one has exceptionally soft, smooth sand
R - Z
Reef Protection Zone
The eastern end's marine preserve with excellent snorkeling (no anchoring allowed)
Sunset Serenity
One of Bequia's best spots for watching the sun dip below the horizon
Turtle Sightings
Occasional hawksbill visitors feeding on seagrass (best spotted early morning)
Visitor Essentials
- "No Shoes Needed" - The sand stays comfortably cool even at midday
- "Cash Only" - Most beach bars don't accept credit cards
- "Early Claim" - Prime spots fill by 11am during peak season
Pro Tip: Time your visit for low tide when you can walk around the point to secluded Lower Bay.
