Top of the Baths sits at the upper entrance to The Baths, above the boulder field, and it is the more substantial of the two places to eat at the site — a proper restaurant with a terrace, a freshwater swimming pool and a view down over the coast toward Devil’s Bay.

What to Expect at Top of the Baths

Most crews use it the same way: walk down through the boulders in the morning, swim at Devil’s Bay, climb back up, then have lunch and a swim in the pool before heading back to the boat. The pool is a genuine draw after the scramble, and the view from the terrace is the best on this stretch of coast.

The kitchen does Caribbean dishes and lighter lunch food, and the bar is well stocked.

Getting There on Your Crewed Charter

The Baths uses National Parks day moorings, and anchoring over the coral is prohibited. Dinghies tie to the swim line and you swim the final stretch ashore. Arrive early — the moorings are limited and the site is busiest between mid-morning and mid-afternoon.

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