Every zone is inside its limits. Pick the site you have been dreaming about.
The question everyone asks
Wind and sea are inside the Sandbar's limits.
The RCIPS Marine Unit decides closures on the day, usually in sustained north or north-east wind near 22 kt. This is a model estimate plus local reports, not the official call. Full outlook, ships and tips →
📷 Camera pins are public webcams along Seven Mile Beach, George Town, East End and the Brac. See them all →
Port Authority public schedule, fetched 6 min ago. Passenger figures are each ship’s maximum, not the count on board.
Flat, clear and five minutes from the bar. The everyday classic.
NE 13 kt, 0.8 m seas at 5 s from the ESE
Wrecks and shore dives right off the waterfront, ships permitting.
NE 12 kt, 0.8 m seas at 5 s from the ESE
Knee-deep with stingrays nosing your legs. The day everyone remembers.
NE 13 kt, 0.7 m seas at 4 s from the E
Big blue wall drops, eagle rays and the long boat ride to earn it.
NE 13 kt, 0.8 m seas at 4 s from the E
Wild, quiet and windward. Tunnels, grouper and nobody else around.
NE 13 kt, 0.9 m seas at 5 s from the ESE
The sleeper. Pinnacles and caves, and the refuge when the north blows.
NE 10 kt gusting 20, 0.9 m seas at 5 s from the ESE
A Russian frigate and a bluff with a view. Small island, big dives.
ENE 10 kt, 0.7 m seas at 4 s from the ESE
Bloody Bay Wall starts in six metres and never really stops.
ENE 10 kt, 0.8 m seas at 4 s from the ESE
Tell everyone what it was like. Four taps, twenty seconds, and your report steers the verdict for the next few hours.