Jumby Bay Beach
The image of postcard perfection, the pristine white sands of Jumby Bay Beach lay on the western side of the island at the edge of the gently lapping sapphire waters of the Caribbean Sea. Lined by cushioned chaises beneath thatched-roofed bohios under which beach goers can escape the sun, and hammocks strung between palm trees, it is a stage set for hours of unrepentant relaxation.

The Beach Bar, a traditional open bungalow located midway down the shoreline, is the center of beach service. Here guests find cocktails, cold water and fresh towels at the ready. Not inclined to shift from your chosen island perch? A raised hand brings a frosty glass of water, delicious daiquiri or tray bearing a selection of freshly made fruit sorbet.

Pasture Bay Beach
On the island's Atlantic side, Pasture Bay Beach is Jumby Bay's most isolated beach. This undeveloped beach is a natural preserve for the endangered Hawksbill Turtle as well as a haven for sunbathers and those seeking romantic seclusion.

Pasture Beach eschews a beach bar in favor of a handy open cabaña stocked with beach essentials including chilled water and towels. Private picnics on Pasture Beach are easily arranged with a call to the concierge. Cold poached salmon, heirloom tomato salad, fresh almond cookies and champagne perhaps? No matter the request, guests will find a hamper packed with their selections waiting at the beach upon their arrival.