Shelly Bay Beach
Many people come here expecting to find a beach laden with shells. However, the beach takes its name from Henry Shelly, one of the crew of Sir George Somers’ wrecked ship, the Sea Venture.
The beach, with its pink sand, is surrounded by a cove which shelters it from the ocean waves. The water is calm and shallow making it ideal for children. Trees line the beach
and provide cover from the hot sun.
Nearby there's a café serving drinks and light meals, and changing and toilet facilities.
The adjacent park has a playground with climbing frames, swings and slides. Local soccer and cricket teams also play here at weekends. Many species of birds can be spotted at the mangrove tidal pool here.
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