Lockrum Bay

Discover Lockrum Bay

Lockrum Bay occupies part of Anguilla’s southern coastline between Blowing Point and Little Harbour. The surrounding area includes Pelican Bay and Round Rock, names that sometimes overlap in accommodation descriptions. When arranging a visit, identify the particular beach section or property as well as the bay. Rock gives this coast much of its shape. Small sandy sections interrupt the shoreline, and offshore reefs add interest beneath the water. Across the channel, St. Martin’s mountains provide a distinct backdrop. For photography, the appeal lies in the relationship between the textured foreground and the distant island, with changing light altering the view throughout the day. Water activities depend on the section visited. Solaire describes swimming from its beach and snorkeling at a nearby coral reef; its accommodation listing also documents calm, shallow water in that area. Seek local advice on entry, visibility and sea conditions before setting out. The rocky coastline calls for care, and the presence of reefs does not establish a suitable entry at every point. Staying nearby offers another way to experience the shore. Solaire and Lockrum Point Villa are established accommodation options overlooking the bay. Couples can build a stay around quiet time by the water, while families or groups should confirm the beach approach and equipment arrangements with their chosen property. Pools, loungers and concierge services are provided through individual accommodation bookings. For lunch, The Ferryboat Inn in Blowing Point offers a casual restaurant setting known for burgers and seafood. Treat it as a separate dining stop reached by road, and check opening hours before leaving. Its facilities belong to that venue. A day visit benefits from simple preparation: arrange the current access point and parking locally, carry water and sun protection, and wear footwear suited to uneven ground. Leave enough time to pause at the shore and appreciate the view across the channel.