Taylor Bay is located on Providenciales’ south coast, near Chalk Sound and west of Sapodilla Bay. This beautiful beach is only about 2000 feet (600 meters) long. The water here is protected from the regular southeast trade winds by the small Ocean Point peninsula, it is very shallow, calm, and clear, making it an excellent beach choice for families with small children.
This beach can be very interesting during very low tides because large patches of sand with intricate patterns are exposed at times due to the very shallow water. There are a lot of rental vacation villas in this area, but the beaches are rarely crowded. There is no good snorkeling nearby. The low sea cliffs that continue on both ends of the beach where the sand stops do protect a few small fish and soft corals, but not much else. Sapodilla Bay is also nearby, as are the Sapodilla Bay Hill Rock Carvings and Chalk Sound National Park.
Beautiful calm beach. Sun was shining down hard! Take an umbrella and sunscreen.You can go very far into the water and it’s still only up to your knees. Great for families or bad swimmers. Can see planes landing at the airport from here.Quiet, calm, good, beautiful.To access, go down the road to Taylor bay beach access, park along the side, then use a small access road to walk over (2 minutes)
Gorgeous beach! Barely any people, shallow clear water, white sand. Couldn't ask for more. There is a bit of natural shade but not much so might be worth bringing some cover. No amenities but that's a good thing because it's not as loud as Sapodilla
Great secluded beach on south of island. We went here due to wind on grace bay Beach. Perfect for families as it is very shallow. Biggest issue was finding access path and fact there is almost no shade.
We spent the morning wading here in the calm and beautiful waters. It's very shallow for a long ways out, which was different from the waves at Grace Bay. Perfect for those with children. It did start to get a good crowd around 11am but still less people than other beaches. Don't mind the feral dogs roaming the beach. They were all bark and no bite. Follow the Taylor Bay Beach access point on Google maps. The road you want to park along is Ocean Point Drive, not Sunset Bay Drive.
Beautiful, calm, shallow, white sand, not crowded at all. When in low tide, you can walk into the sea for about 50-100meters. And there are jet ski activities sometimes. Highly recommend.
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King Kaff
a month agoBeautiful calm beach. Sun was shining down hard! Take an umbrella and sunscreen.You can go very far into the water and it’s still only up to your knees. Great for families or bad swimmers. Can see planes landing at the airport from here.Quiet, calm, good, beautiful.To access, go down the road to Taylor bay beach access, park along the side, then use a small access road to walk over (2 minutes)
Michał Brzeziński
a month agoGorgeous beach! Barely any people, shallow clear water, white sand. Couldn't ask for more. There is a bit of natural shade but not much so might be worth bringing some cover. No amenities but that's a good thing because it's not as loud as Sapodilla
Pat Nehls
a week agoGreat secluded beach on south of island. We went here due to wind on grace bay Beach. Perfect for families as it is very shallow. Biggest issue was finding access path and fact there is almost no shade.
Laura Elsigian
10 months agoWe spent the morning wading here in the calm and beautiful waters. It's very shallow for a long ways out, which was different from the waves at Grace Bay. Perfect for those with children. It did start to get a good crowd around 11am but still less people than other beaches. Don't mind the feral dogs roaming the beach. They were all bark and no bite. Follow the Taylor Bay Beach access point on Google maps. The road you want to park along is Ocean Point Drive, not Sunset Bay Drive.
Gavin Zeng
5 months agoBeautiful, calm, shallow, white sand, not crowded at all. When in low tide, you can walk into the sea for about 50-100meters. And there are jet ski activities sometimes. Highly recommend.