Local bartender recommended this beach. Very quiet. Perfectly still and clear water. Sea turtles swim right by you. Since we were here for a work trip, we didn't get to the beach until 4. We stayed until about 645 pm and it was tricky getting a cab. So, advice would be to get there earlier when cabs are still plentiful.

This is an amazing beach and it’s free. There’s a restroom and shower area. I was hesitant to visit at first because of some reviews but they were wrong. The beach was clean, the water is calm and crystal clear and the locals were friendly. We got there about 8:30am and I saw my first of about 12-15 turtles within 5 minutes of snorkeling. I also saw a few sting rays and a barracuda along with multiple varieties of fish . There’s plenty of street parking and you are basically on the university campus. I would highly recommend this to anyone who likes to snorkel and is looking to swim with the turtles.

This beach is near the airport and university so you may not think of it in your planning but the bay has a lot turtles. I would call this more of a local beach. While there are restrooms and showers, that is really all that is available. There are a couple of food trucks with food and drink options. I recommend you bring your own chairs, snorkel gear and an ice chest with drinks and snacks so you can save your money. There a lot of trees so you don't really need to bring a shade. We didn't have snorkel gear with us but with the clear water, we could still see the turtles. We wish we had snorkel gear but we still enjoyed the day.

Plan your transportation ahead of you can, we tried to use the public bus but was unable to get reliable information from their website so we ended up walking about a mile then lucked into a taxi back into town ($10 per passenger). We saw it was a good snorkeling sport for sea turtles so we went. We made it about waist deep to shoulder deep and experienced two medium sized sea turtles, several small and medium fish, and a medium sized sting ray. It was the highlight of our day in port and if you're after checking out some wild life this beach has small crowds and plenty of critters from pelicans to turtles.

We decided to just go out and catch the sunset for my birthday on one of the many gorgeous beaches, ended up here at Brewer's a little too late, the sun had settled, yet there were plenty of locals here enjoying this lovely view and smaller beach just on the University property/road. We had a nice conversation with a local diver about where to go and what we might see, she had seen octopus here in the bend of shore, we also were graced by people practicing fire dancing which was pretty awesome to get to see. Along with young folks that had a fairly intoxicated one in their group who we heard was a fighter....made some havoc amongst the peacefulness. But, a lovely spot to get to meet some locals and find out good stuff about the island!