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Cockleshell Bay- St. Kitts


maxydu

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Just read on a roll call that the bay was full of seaweed and to avoid going there. It was beautiful last Dec. 2012. Anyone been there recently who can

advise the current condition? Headed that way in Nov.

 

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We were just in St Kitts a few weeks ago. We didn't go to Cockleshell Beach, we were at South Friars Beach though, and seaweed wasn't an issue there at all. Snorkeling was good, hubby even found a couple pretty large conch shells and sand dollars while further out snorkeling.

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St. Kitts is one of my favorite islands...so clean and not a blade of grass out of place!

 

We took a city tour and then the driver dropped us off at the Carambola beach club (I think the beach was Frigate??), but it was right out of a Coors Beer commercial. The setting was perfect and the beach was gorgeous! The mountains were in the foreground and we could see Nevis. The beach club restaurant (where you enter) is contemporary and posh..with beautiful colors and sunk in living room surrounded by gorgeous flower arrangements.. We didn't eat in the restaurant or sit at the bar but we walked right through it and out onto the beach. They had wooden loungers (an attendant came over to bring comfy cushions for us...$3 each), and the canvas umbrella was $5...so very reasonable. It was not crowded at all and I even collected some nice shells along the break of the waves. We didn't want to leave! We said we'd go there again in a heartbeat next time we go to St. Kitts.

 

I heard cockleshell isnt as nice. Anyways, if you google Carambola beach club, you can get the idea.

 

Also, it's not far from the pier.

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