Frenchman's Bay
A long-sanded bay in the middle of Treasure Beach, with fishing boats pulled up on the sand and guesthouses and small bars along the shore. Sunsets are best here.
Frenchman's Bay is the longest sandy stretch among the four bays of Treasure Beach. Colorful fishing boats are parked on the golden-brown sand, and guesthouses, bed-and-breakfasts, and rum bars line the shore. Waves here are slightly bigger than at Calabash Bay, so check conditions before going in. In the morning you can watch fishermen haul in their nets, and in the evening you can watch the sunset facing southwest. From here, you can arrange a boat with local fishermen to the Pelican Bar offshore or for a trip along the coast. Free to visit.
Opening hours
All day