Some islands have beaches and bars. Others offer entire cultures built around them.
There are places throughout the Caribbean where beach bars don’t stop there. That’s why I booked the flight. You land with a short list, a loose plan, and the understanding that most of your time will be spent moving from one patch of sand to the next in pursuit of good rum, good food, and that special feeling each coastline conveys.
We’ve spent years in the field doing exactly that – walking the beaches, tracking down both famous names and quiet places, and returning to places that hold out. This is not a ranking of individual bars. This is something a little more useful. This is an island where beach bars define the experience – an island where you can hop from beach bar to heart.
These are the true beach bar capitals of the Caribbean.
Barbados’ exciting beach bar scene
Barbados has a blend of local establishments and cutting edge beach clubs and is currently the most exciting beach bar destination in the Caribbean.
The West Coast has the following hotspots: john moore bar A mix of beach bar and rum shop, it remains one of the most consistent stops on the island, with direct access to the sand, simple drinks and a steady local presence. on the south coast Deia Beach Club A great hotel next to the Bougainvillea Hotel with great food, service and delicious cocktails.
But perhaps the most exciting beach bar haven in the Caribbean is SweetstownThere are a surprising number of great bars within just a few blocks of shoreline. Including simple things Little Bristol Butt is smooth too Local & Co. Add more options. Each option has the following options:
‘And did I mention ‘Rum Beach Club’?
