Full disclosure–this is our very favorite beach on the entire island. We’ve spent so many days here floating in the beautiful water, drinking a beer, finding starfish, sand dollars and seeing dolphins, bonefish and the occasional barracuda. At low tide, you can wade more than 200 yards and still be only waist deep. This is a popular beach so you probably will encounter a few other people.
This beach is also terrific for kids…shallow, calm and very sandy.
Directions
3.7 miles south of the Palmetto Point crossroads you’ll see a blue and yellow government metal sign to your right that says Beach Access. Turn right into the dirt road and proceed for 0.4 miles on that track to the beach parking. The road is in pretty good shape. Any car can negotiate it.
If you’re coming from the south, 2.6 miles after the gas station in Savannah Sound, you’ll find the blue and yellow government metal sign to your left that says Beach Access. Turn left into the dirt road and proceed for 0.4 miles on that track to the beach parking.
