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Beaches On San Salvador

Beaches On San Salvador

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The beaches of San Salvador are secluded and expansive, with clear emerald-blue seas and provocative names. Bonefish Bay is a beautiful sandy beach known for its abundance of bonefish, Dim Bay is located near the original Columbus Monument, Grotto Beach has a nice little grotto, Long Bay is at the Columbus Monument site and at Snow Bay the sand is fine like snow. Not to be outdone, the unique beach at Sandy Point features water of several different hues, and the sand shifts from one side to the other with the change of season between summer and winter.

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Featured Properties for Beaches in San Salvador
  • Club Mediterranee
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    Phone: (242) 331-2000
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  • Guanahani Beach Club Resort
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    Phone: (242) 452-0438
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  • Riding Rock Inn Resort & Marina
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    Phone: (242) 331-2631
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  • The Sands Residence Hotel
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    Phone: (242) 331-2254
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Top 10

Top 10

  1. Sandy Point Beach
  2. Snow Bay
  3. Bonefish Bay
  4. Riding Rock Inn Beach
  5. Dim Bay Beach
  6. East Beach
  7. Grotto Beach
  8. Long Bay Beach
  9. North Victoria Hill Beach
  10. Sugar Loaf Beach
Secluded

Secluded

The many miles of beaches on San Salvador offer seclusion and relaxation. Choose any one of them not close to the three resorts and you’re likely to have the beach all to yourself.

Family Friendly

Family Friendly

Any beach would be great for your family to hunt shells or picnic. East Beach and Sandy Point have good snorkeling just offshore. North Victoria Hill has amazingly clear water.

Exclusive

Exclusive

The portion of Bonefish Bay close to Club Med is used by the resort for guests. However, this public white sandy beach goes on for more than 1,500 feet, so you can still find a good spot.

Active

Active

Bonefish Bay near Club Med is the most active, because it is used by the resort to launch a variety of water sports activities, including sailing, snorkeling and windsurfing.

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