Little Dix Bay
A crescent-shaped white-sand bay north of Spanish Town, where the resort Rockefeller built in 1964 turned Virgin Gorda into a high-end destination.
Little Dix Bay is a crescent-shaped, calm bay with white sand and clear shallow water. Behind it stands the veteran resort developed by Rockefeller in 1964, now the Rosewood Little Dix Bay, which pioneered eco-luxury travel on Virgin Gorda. Under local regulations the beach is open to the public, reached on foot via a public path, while resort facilities are reserved for guests. It is suitable for swimming and paddleboarding, and is about a 5-minute drive from Spanish Town.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Savannah Bay
- Spanish Town & Virgin Gorda Yacht Harbour
- Mahoe Bay
- Copper Mine National Park
- Spring Bay
- The Baths (Virgin Gorda)
- Devil's Bay
- Gorda Peak National Park