Visitors will discover there are plenty of advantages to visiting a beach that's a long way from the nearest major city, like not having to struggle through a crowd every time you want to take a dip and Little Rockley Bay provides those rewards.

Little Rockley Bay is one of the larger beaches on Tobago and is home to grey sands and stunning views of the island's beauty. The eastern side is protected by a reef, and although a bit cloudy, the waters are calm and good for swimming close to the shore. The western side receives strong gusts from the ocean and is thus, very popular with kite surfers and other kinds of watersports. Little Rockley Bay is known as the best walking and jogging beach on the island because of its length and relative smoothness.

While Little Rockley Bay isn't far from the beaten path, other beaches in Trinidad and Tobago are a bit more urban than this one. Therefore, though a romantic walk on the beach might not be possible, it's certainly further outside of the main cities than other beaches.

It's best to remember that, though Little Rockley Bay is certainly not secluded, it is still further from the crowds than Trinidad and Tobago's other beaches. It's a great option for vacationers who would like to make the most of their time at the beach but hope to stay away from the most populated spots.

For some visitors the level of activity at a beach and its amenities are particularly important attributes. Others feel that it is the seclusion and the chance to waste away the day on the sand that is the most important thing. You have many beach choices in Trinidad and Tobago, and you may decide that Little Rockley Bay is just right for you.

Location

This beach is on the unconfirmed coast of Trinidad and Tobago. A nearby landmark is the Ocean Point Apartment Hotel, which is 0.2 miles away. Little Rockley Bay is close to Black Rock, so you can tour the town after your visit to the beach.

Nearby Hotels

Whether or not you encounter a lot of other visitors will vary depending on the time of day, particularly in the high season. You can generally expect to share the beach with hotel guests staying close by. There are a fair number of hotels located near this beach. Those who would like to stay in this vicinity won't have trouble finding a spot.

The following table provides additional hotel options.

Amenities and Ambience

The beach here is perfect for a good jog or a slow stroll down the shore, and many watersports are available on the western end, especially kite surfing. A few hotels and restaurants are near the shore, and beach facilities are just a short drive or a nice walk away.

The number of people at the beach is affected by several things, like the time of day and the season. Some of Trinidad and Tobago's beaches may rarely be crowded, while others are often crowded especially when tourism season is as its peak. An important thing to remember when considering a day at the beach may be the size of the crowd you'll encounter. While some prefer a crowded beach filled with people and activity, many would prefer to just relax in a quiet area.

Like everything else about Trinidad and Tobago this beach has a distinctive personality which will be more appealing to some than to others. The special qualities of this beach are a bit different from what is offered at the other beaches in Trinidad and Tobago. With a large hotel on one side and a small inn on the other, it is possible to encounter a number of tourists on Little Rockley Bay, although not many people venture into the waters to swim.

Attractions

If you're looking to explore the island it's easy to take a side trip and see natural attractions after a day of fun in the sun. You'll also find Botanic Gardens, which is located 2.7 miles to the northeast of Little Rockley Bay.

Historical attractions such as Flagstaff Hill provide a great complement to the sands of Little Rockley Bay, giving vacationers the chance to learn more about Trinidad and Tobago without venturing too far from the beach.

Beaches are a great attraction to visit, but there's more to visit in Trinidad and Tobago. The following table includes other attractions close to this beach.

Food

If you start getting hungry during your afternoon at the shore, you have some dining options without sending you far away.

The following table provides a list of food choices near this beach.

Each place in the world has its own style of cuisine, and Trinidad and Tobago is no different. A unique place to experience the local specialties is right at the beach. Your hotel may be happy to pack a picnic lunch for you, or you can pick up some food en route to the beach.

Other Beaches

Vacationers searching for the perfect beach will encounter more options than just Little Rockley Bay in Trinidad and Tobago. Another location you might enjoy is Man-O-War; it is located 18.3 miles to the northeast. Man-O-War beach in Charlotteville's small fishing village maintains a quaint atmosphere, beautiful beaches for swimming, and great dining where guests can purchase the fishermen's fresh catch right off the boat.

But, if you're interested in a more active beach, you might find that Saline Bay is just right. It's found 37.2 miles to the south.

Vacationers may also want to visit Stone Haven Bay; it is located 3.4 miles from Little Rockley Bay. Stonehaven Bay on the west coast of Tobago, welcomes guests with warm golden sands and cool waters that are perfect for swimming. It is occassionally possible to see a turtle laying its eggs in the sand as well.

Little Rockley Bay may not be right for you, but Trinidad and Tobago has plenty of other options for travelers who don't wish to visit this beach.