Sally Peachie
A rocky little bay on the northeast coast of Big Corn Island, where snorkelers can see coral and tropical fish close to shore, surrounded by a Creole fishing village.
Sally Peachie lies on the northeast coast of Big Corn Island. The shoreline is made up of black rocks and small sandy coves. Shallow reefs close to shore are good for snorkeling, where you can see coral, tropical fish and small stingrays. Several seaside wooden cabins and restaurants nearby give it a very local feel. When waves are high on the windward coast, the water is not safe for swimming. It's recommended to bring or rent snorkel gear, and to watch out for rocks and sea urchins while snorkeling.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Long Bay
- Brig Bay & Emancipation Monument
- Quinn Hill Viewpoint
- Picnic Center Beach
- Little Corn Island Lighthouse
- Cocal Beach
- Little Corn Island
- Goat Beach