Bubbly Pool

This is a great place! Well worth the walk. On the walk. keep to the shore. You'll walk over a bit of a land bridge and the up the hill and to the left. Try climbing the hills on either side of the pool. You'll get some fantastic views of the shoreline and the sea (or is it the Atlantic on this side already). Have a painkiller on your way back. They make them nice and strong at the bar by the dock.

A fun little excursion when the wind and swell is out of the north. Hike from Foxys Taboo north to the trail. The homemade signs marked the trail in 2023.

There's a short hike to get here that involves walking through some water. It's a cool little spot, but not a "must-see" in my opinion. Make sure you have a taxi driver that will pick you back up when you're done cause there's not much around. We had ours meet us at Foxys Taboo so we could grab a drink.

I remember this beautiful place like yesterday, at the time we went there weren't clear directions so all we had was a description we read prior. We tied up out boat and took our dingy to shore. We came across two other confused groups of people and being children we just started walking and exploring.

Vividly remember finding tracks and being proud then an older gentleman next to me repeating my find louder. Very funny looking back given how much stake I had in it at the time.

The pool itself was very cool, I loved climbing on the rocks and walking around, the best part was the adventure and mystery of it to me. Doesn't get much better than the experience I had here. I'm so grateful I got to experience it the way I did, lives with me everyday <3

Very happy we did this short trip while at Diamond Cay. And the drinks at Foxys Taboo after were great too.
The kids loved the pool and so did the adults. Neat.

So much better than the previous reviews say.snorkled to the weathered old break beach.hiked to the bubbly pool very kewl. Driftwood fantasy seriously.same water aquarium freaks beware lol. Foxys second bar is nice.painkiller please. Don't be shy, snorkel or board out to the beach.

Not much to see but nice too cool down in the natural pool near the ocean. Short hike from the dock.

Small little hike to a quite un exciting and over hyped pool with waves coming over rocks. The baths were much cooler, go there instead

This place was definitely a cool and salty experience. The waves that crash over the rocks creating the bubbly pool is worth the walk!

Not much to see but nice too cool down in the natural pool near the ocean. Short hike from doc.

Awesome manageable hike leading to a picturesque tidal pool that majestically fills with bubbles!

The trip was worth it I would do it over and over again, it's a small little hike, there was a part with dry branches but looks scary, then you have to cross to get on the other side by using a small boat or a bridge that's made out of stone then on to the hiking the directions were pretty clear I love it.

Lovely deathtrap! The bubbles are great, the constant threat of being dragged out to sea is even better.

This is an attraction in Jost Van Dyke, Bristish Virgin Islands. The waves of the Atlantic Ocean come in.hit the rocks, and go into the first part which is the part people can swim in. Sometimes the water comes in rough.

A short hike out to a rocky point, walks you through recovering mangroves, and along a bluff to see some beautiful crashing waves and a small pool of water fed by the ocean. Well worth the small effort and will reward you with plenty of great photo opportunities on a clear day!

Wouldn't risk bringing children here. Seems like possible death trap if tides/swells are kicking. We had a blast but all Adults and went nowhere near the opening. Pretty area, catus flowers when deadly trees along the walk. Be smart and enjoy.

This spot is hit and miss depending on the swell and also kind of dangerous. Do not climb on the rocks. Use common sense and you won't be injured or worse.

Good clean fun. Can be dangerous if you climb out the chute. Prepare to be knocked around and bump into a few rocks

The walk to it is nice but the spot can be either underwhelming or deadly depending on the direction and force of the swells. Despite signs everywhere advising not to, folks clamber all over the surrounding rocks with sometimes fatal results. If you do go, do everyone a favor and knock over some of those ridiculous cairns.

This was totally worth the hike for us! Depends on the tide but it was lovely. Be careful when the tide is high. It's wild out there.