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St. Michael · West Coast
Browne's Beach (Carlisle Bay)
Shipwreck Snorkeling & Pool-Calm Bay
The grand expanse of Carlisle Bay Marine Park along Bay Street. Glassy, electric-blue water with zero ocean swell and six historic shipwrecks just a short swim from shore teeming with tropical fish and turtles.
Swimming & Waves
Calm like a swimming pool today
Seaweed & Sand
Shoreline and water are clear of seaweed
Next Tide Today
Next Low Tide at 11:16am (0.28m / 0.9ft)
Today's High & Low Tides (Fri, October 23)Sunrise: 5:49am · Sunset: 5:34pm
High Tide3:41am0.62m (2ft)
Low Tide11:16am0.28m (0.9ft)
High Tide3:24pm0.4m (1.3ft)
Low Tide8:43pm0.22m (0.7ft)
Known For: Snorkeling Shipwrecks · Long Calm Swims · Families & Kids
On the Beach: Beach Clubs & Loungers · Boat & Snorkel Tours · Lifeguard · Restrooms & Showers
Nearby Calm Option · 4 Min Drive
View Pebbles Beach (Carlisle Bay South) →Pebbles Beach (Carlisle Bay South) (West Coast)
Real-Time View
Live Beach Cameras at Browne's Beach (Carlisle Bay) (3)

Wide Turquoise BayLive feed via IWCP Barbados
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Shipwreck Snorkel AccessLive feed via IWCP Barbados
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Calm Leeward WaterLive feed via IWCP Barbados
● Live FeedOn the Sand · Catamaran & Snorkel
Carlisle Bay Shipwreck & Turtle Snorkel Boats
Swim over 6 sunken shipwrecks in Carlisle Bay Marine Park and spot resident sea turtles in calm, clear water.
Departures daily from Carlisle BayView Carlisle Bay Location