The shelter at the end of the road and take a look at the reef balls showing under the water.
Some days are just breathtaking as you take in the glorious colours of the ocean at Malcolm Roads Beach. It’s always a fun getaway for the day and it’s not likely there will be too many other people out there. Please take an SUV only to get down to this beach safely and with enough clearance too!!
The road out to Malcolm Roads is a little “off road-ish” but the scenery is so spectacular. It’s worth the trip….pack a lunch and a lots of drinks and hopefully we’ll see you there.
Drone view of the road, water with reef balls and the Amanyara Resort.
The road from the bottom of the hill, heads straight down to a little shelter by the beach. You’ll be able to see the artificial reef balls placed there several years ago to help reduce beach erosion, make it easy for corals to grow, and also, provide shelter for fish.
A beautiful area, a little wild and with beautiful turquoise water
We had the beach to ourselves and it simply doesn’t get any better than that.
Dive boats out at some favourite dive spots just off the beach as another storm passes out to sea
It doesn’t matter what the weather is like at Malcolm Roads, the colours are always spectacular for photo taking. A passing storm and clouds turned the sea into brilliant shades of blue and turquoise. Dive boats were anchored out at the dive sites and in the foreground, two magnificent Cactus Trees framed my photo. The Cactus Trees found at Malcolm Roads can reach heights of 12 feet and have a woody trunk. Flowers bloom throughout the year and are a rich red in colour with yellow stamens.
The Cactus Tree or Consolea nashii, ( locally called horse pear) is endemic to the Turks and Caicos Islands and Bahamas.
The Amanyara Resort is at the far end of the beach
A bridge appears and disappears with storms just by Amanyara
The old tiki huts in years gone by perched on the rocks. Originally built for a game show.
A touch of heaven and can’t wait to do a little snorkeling
Leave only footprints in the sand
The shelter is reached at the end of the road
A wonderful afternoon of swimming, snorkeling and just lazing around on the beach.
Beautiful beach and snorkeling too
View towards the North West Point of Providenciales
Cooling off by just sitting in the water with a cold drink
Take your snorkel and enjoy the waters
Beautiful white sand beach and some great snorkeling too
I can’t emphasize enough that you do need a car to travel to these breathtaking beaches. You will be missing some of the most scenic areas of Provo if you don’t explore this area along with others. There are so many more out of the way beaches and Malcolm Roads is one of my ultimate favourites……….but then I do have many of them!
Enjoy your day,
Marta
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