Godings Bay - Fun Barbados Sights

t Godings Bay Beach, sits a rustic picturesque bay featuring tranquil sea conditions and crystal clear waters with some undertow.

Godings Bay is located at the south end of the historic Speightstown and is in close proximity to a number of vacation accommodations.

This secluded bay with its fairly quiet beach, is great for relaxing and swimming, and has some watersports activity.

Goding’s Bay Beach can be found on the Caribbean side of the island, on the North-west Coast of Barbados in the parish of St Peter.

CAUTION
- DO NOT TOUCH the Manchineel Tree or its Fruits. (POISONOUS - Causes BLISTERS)
- DO NOT STAND UNDER the Manchineel Tree when it’s raining. (liquid from tree may cause BLISTERING)
(The tree has green shiny leaves - The fruit is small apple–shaped – The tree is usually marked by red bands)
- Where there are water-sport activities persons should be cautious when entering outside the area marked with orange coloured buoys

Public Access to beach
Vehicular & Pedestrian access

Crowd during the week:
Usually empty to small

Crowd on weekends:
Small

Other West Coast Beaches close by
To the north: Speightstown Bay and Heywoods Beach

To the south: Cobblers Beach, Kings Beach and Mullins Bay

More West Coast Beaches in Barbados...

Visit some of the other attractions and Nightlife around the island via a Rent-a-car, or get to know the rest of Barbados on a guided island tour.

Note:Seasonal weather can cause a change in conditions
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BEACH ACTIVITIES & WATERSPORTS:
Snorkeling / Swimming / Jet Skiing / Shelling (collecting shells) / Walking / Sun Tanning
Watersports in Barbados

AMENITIES

Lifeguard	Facilities	Beach Rentals	Vendors	Benches	Play Park	Parking
N/A	N/A	Yes	N/A	N/A	N/A	Yes

Facilities usually includes: Showers / Toilets / Changing areas

Wheelchair Access	Phone Booth	Rangers	Picnic Tables	Hair Braiding	Shaded Areas
N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	Yes

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Directions

Located in the Speightstown area
(At the south end)
North of Bridgetown & Holetown and South of Speightstown shopping area

From BRIDGETOWN & CRUISE TERMINAL
Travel north on Spring Garden Highway
Take the 1st exit at the Round-about onto Highway 1 (west coast road)
Travel Highway 1 pass Sunset Crest, Holetown, Folkestone Marine Park and Mullins area until you see Public Access signpost on left.
(Near the south end of Queen Street Speightstown)

From SPEIGHTSTOWN Shopping area
Travel south along Queen Street
Look for Beach access signage on the right
(Near the south end of Queen Street Speightstown)