Lighthouse Beach

Lighthouse Beach is a beautiful, secluded beach known for its unique pink sand. The beach stretches for miles, offering ample space for visitors to walk and explore. The sand is packed and often adorned with various "treasures" washed in from the sea. The beach is located at a point where the gorgeous Caribbean blue meets the Atlantic deep blue, providing a stunning view for visitors. The beach is currently relatively empty due to ongoing construction projects in the area, which have made access to the beach more challenging. The main access point to the beach is currently 2 miles north from Lighthouse Point, where visitors must pass a guardhouse to ensure they do not accidentally enter the construction site. There are about 5-6 parking spots available at this access point. Despite the construction, the natural beauty of the beach remains largely undisturbed, with only a quarter-mile stretch noticeably affected. However, visitors should be aware that there are a significant number of bugs near the rocks at the end of the beach. The beach is well worth the 2-mile walk from the parking lot, and visitors are encouraged to visit before the completion of the nearby resort.