Sprat Hall Beach is located on the West End of St. Croix just outside the town of Frederiksted, across from the Sprat Hall Plantation and north of Rainbow beach. The beach here is a bit rocky, but that combined with the calm water does make for good snorkeling. The water here is generally calm, so this also a good spot for swimming. Or, you have one mile of beach to walk along while the sunsets beside you. There are no facilities on Sprat Hall Beach, so bring your own chair and sun protection if you want to spend the day. This beach has recently been nicknamed ‘Cowboy Beach’ because you’ll frequently see Cruzan Cowgirls giving their rescue horses some beach time.

DIRECTIONS

This beach is located about one and a half miles north of Frederiksted on Route 63. It’s across the road from Sprat Hall Plantation, north of Rainbow Beach and south of Butler Bay. You can park on the side of the road, but don’t leave valuables in the car.

AMENITIES

There are no amenities on the beach here. Bring plenty of drinking water and sun protection, and you may want to bring shoes or water socks for walking in the rocky areas. There are restaurants, dive shops and shopping nearby in Frederiksted.

RESTRICTIONS

None.