Favorite beach?

[George C]

I love Trunk Bay in St John , been going there since 1979 has been used in a few movies 

[Ashland]

None for us. We don't do the beach when cruising. We can do that at home any day.

[leaveitallbehind]

Eagle Beach, Aruba; Cockleshell Bay Beach, St. Kitts; Horseshoe Bay Beach, Bermuda, are a few that are very good as well.  There certainly are others.

[MBP&O2/O]

Druridge Bay ...7 miles long and minimal civilization. Adjacent to various nature reserves with an abundance of bird life.

[ontheweb]

I am not a beach person, but I did like Horeshoe Bay in Bermuda.

 

DW has never met a beach she did not like!

[Lois R]

I am not a beach gal so I don't have a favorite beach.

[1025cruise]

For the money it costs to go to the beach on a cruise, I can just sit by the pool on the empty ship.

[leaveitallbehind]

5 minutes ago, 1025cruise said:

For the money it costs to go to the beach on a cruise, I can just sit by the pool on the empty ship.

Only ever costs us cab fare.  Never book through the ship. Never have to.  And Cockleshell Bay Beach in particular has ridiculously inexpensive beverages to help pass the day.

Edited May 10 by leaveitallbehind

[clo]

Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro

 

[cruiseaholic777]

Mambo beach Curacao, Cinnamon Bay beach St. Johns and Horseshoe Bay beach Bermuda.

[navybankerteacher]

Baie Rouge - St. Martin.

[donnatello]

Either Trunk Bay St John or MSC's private out island

[George C]

5 minutes ago, donnatello said:

Either Trunk Bay St John or MSC's private out island

I am looking forward to going to MSc private island again at end of the year , I was there when it first opened. 

[wcook]

From a cruise standpoint, you can’t beat the private “islands.” If I can only pick one, Disney’s Castaway Cay. 

Edited May 11 by wcook

[leaveitallbehind]

6 hours ago, wcook said:

From a cruise standpoint, you can’t beat the private “islands.” If I can only pick one, Disney’s Castaway Cay. 

I would add RCCL CocoCay, but years ago pre-waterpark commercialization conversion when it truly seemed like a desert island.  First time there 1992 and very undeveloped. Now, not so much.

Edited May 12 by leaveitallbehind

[lynncarol]

La Digue in the Seychelles

The Baths in Virgin Gorda. (I don't think cruise-ships go there but it is accessible by boat). 

[Canuker]

My favourite doesn't exist anymore.

Called Salomon Beach, it was a small, intimate cove, only reachable by land over a rocky footpath and a 20 minute walk (hike!) from the ferry dock at Cruz Bay, St John, USVI.

I can disclose it now, because a hurricane replaced all that lovely sand beach with stones and boulders - which we found to our dismay the last time we went there.

The good news is that Honeymoon Beach, next bay over is still in decent shape and can also be reached by road; the day-trip catamarans often anchor there. A friend said that it was the best beach she'd ever been on - but then she didn't get to sample the secluded Salomon Beach...

[wcook]

Zihuatanejo. Mexico. Little place right on the Pacific. You know what the Mexicans say about the Pacific? They say it has no memory. That's where I'd like to finish out my beach trip. A warm place with no memory.