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Draft Final Report, 19 th July, 2012 9. TOURISM PRODUCTS AND ATTRACTIONS Map 9.1: Beaches 9.1 WATER-BASED (i) Beaches <strong>Montserrat</strong> lacks the conventional white sand beaches to be found in most other Caribbean islands, but instead offers soft, pearl-grey volcanic sand. The only non-volcanic white sand beach is Rendezvous Beach, which is accessible only by hiking or by a very short kayak or boat ride from Little Bay. All the beaches are public up to the high-water mark. Rendezvous Beach MONTSERRAT TOURISM DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2012 – 2022 25
Draft Final Report, 19 th July, 2012 In addition to Rendezvous (which has few equals in the Caribbean for privacy and seclusion), the other beaches are: • Bunkum Bay: (which also has a beach bar); • Woodlands Beach: (with a covered picnic area on the cliff above the beach and other amenities); • Lime Kiln Beach: (a secluded cove); • Isles/Old Road Bay: (formerly a favourite bathing beach, the volcanic mudflows have now moved the shoreline outwards so that it now joins up with Isles Bay Beach (on the other side of the Belham River valley). The latter suffers from poor road access (particularly after rain) and a general lack of facilities and amenities; • Foxes Bay; • Bransby Point; and • East Coast: it is reported that a new beach has been formed on the east coast, close to the exclusion zone boundary, with access possible for 4x4 vehicles. • Little Bay: in the north is popular with locals as well as visitors, and has a number of beach bars, restaurants and snackettes. However, the showers and changing areas are in urgent need of upgrading; there is considerable litter and fly-tipping; and there is also need for more attention to landscaping, etc. Isles/Old Road Bay Woodlands Bay MONTSERRAT TOURISM DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2012 – 2022 26
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