Tucked along the southern coast, Margate Bay is a wild, open stretch where steady trade winds meet a rugged coral shoreline. It’s a favorite shore dive site with a healthy reef starting just offshore, often visited by schools of fish and the occasional turtle. The waves here can be choppier than at the western beaches, adding to its raw, untamed feel. With no facilities or shade, it’s not a linger-all-day beach but for divers, snorkelers, or photographers chasing wide-open seascapes, it’s worth the trip.
Details We Appreciate
● Healthy coral reef and rich marine life just offshore
● Sweeping, undeveloped coastal views
● Quiet and often completely empty
● Strong breezes keep it cool even on hot days