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A long barrier reef blocks anchorages to the sea, some parts of the coral barrier are jagged and doesn’t fully shelter the bay from the North swell. There’s clear water at the entrance which is close to the Blowing Point end of the bay. Go towards a small rocky headland on the West end of the beach, aim on about 135 degrees. Get Blowing Point on 270 degrees, change position till you’re headed East. You’ll have a barrier reef to port and the big reefs off the beach to starboard. There’s going to be large openings in the reef off the beach. Nose in carefully until you’re in 3-4 meters of sand. You will find anchorage there.
Pond Bay
If you wish, you could go more to the Northeast into Pond Bay. Head about 045 degrees towards Kattiche Point where you can get the best anchorages. A heads up to stay away from the shallow water off the dinghy docks. For sailing boats do not push too far North, all there is a winding passage that is still unmapped.
Tetor Bay
The best way to get to Tetor Bay is by a dinghy. There’s a trail that’ll take you to the beach.
General and Useful Information
Savannah Bay is located on the Southwest Coast of the island. A serene setting, calm clear waters and white sand beach that seems to stretch for miles, perfect for a relaxing stroll or stay for the sensational sunset. Take note that shelter from the sun and rain is scarce on this lovely beach so prepare to bring your sunscreen and pack some refreshments.
Restaurants and Amenities
There’s no bathrooms or vendors on this beach, only privacy. So come prepared and BYOB (Bring Your Own Beer). The nearest restaurants are in Spanish Town.
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