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Area has plentiful reefs separated by areas of sea grass or sand. Just keep swimming parallel to shore and you will come upon another reef. Look at which way the wind is going and just float along until you're tired then you can swim to shore and walk back instead of swimming against the wind or waves. Also watch out for the tide as it get shallow and/or murky at times of low and changing tides.

Tis is at the end of Grace Bay and a p,ace for a ice walk on the sand in the open air. Woot too many people so it is really a national park.

Let's all work together to keep the park clean, and help cultivate the native flora - support the local community's efforts to keep the park eco-friendly!

Spectacular views of pristine clean water, rock formations & sea shells! Even found an immaculate conch shell!

Shallow you can see lots of fish on a sandy bottom large coral hands but even more fun are the properties you can see when looking at the Shoreline that you don't even know are there from the landside. The reef is maybe 1 k off shore and I suggest getting close to it it and feeling the waves break over the reef The power is awesome and it's amazing to think this is been going on for thousands maybe millions of years. BE SAFE !!!!

Lovely unspoilt beaches and clear turquoise blue water. Lots of sea creatures to spot as well as the occasional pelican. well worth visiting.

No parachutes, no jet skis, just the roll of the waves, the occasional pelican and the beauty Mother Nature has provided.

A good spot for island snorkeling and viewing local aquatic life.Unless you're staying at one of the luxury homes on the beach, you'll need to approach the reef's point from one of two beach accesses...one near the Turtle Cove marina entrance (west side of the point), down Coconut Road) or the second on the east side of the point (down Smiths Reef Road), down a narrow pathway adjacent to a newly built walled residence. There's parking at each entrance.Walk along the beach toward the point until you find a sandy entrance into the water...easiest way to enter the water. Otherwise you're walking across some slippery rock to get into the water.

Not the best snorkeling but the best on the island. that you can walk to.Easy and not far from the shore

13 miles of heaven :) The colour of the waters here is just as the pictures depict it. I hope the park keeps protecting such a priceless treasure.

If you enjoy coral and wish to go snorkeling directly from the beach, Smith's Reef is your best pick! Use preferably the West access (at the tip of Turtle Cove) and walks 300 meters (300 large steps) towards the East. This is the best place to enter the water. Look around, since this part of Smith's Reef is indeed a collection of small reefs. Don't miss a larger chunk near the closest green buoy in front of you! And watch out for the resident couple of eagle rays... Most of the time, they hide under a thin layer of sand, but they fly around so gracefully! Also, beautiful and relax turtles let you observe them from close...

Gorgeous unspoilt beaches clear seas. Lots of marine life and flat child friendly beaches for playing on. Really top notch

The all inclusive hotels have their own chairs on their beaches but the Princess Alexandra National Park trails and beaches are open to the public. We were there in "high season" and we never encountered large crowds of people.

This park is a good attempt at trying to preserve the area for the future .Vegetation and the reef are being preserved.

Difficult access and located far from everything. Fairly rough road driving in, but regardless you will need to park the car and hike in.