We were staying on the island and wanted to check this place out (by land since we had went once on an excursion many years ago). There's plenty of places to sit under shade and places to walk around. They also have restrooms there too. The name does not disappoint! You will find starfish everywhere in the water all around the area. If you want to see starfish in their natural habitat, this is the place for you.

We stayed on the island with a car, so we drove to Starfish point. It was loaded with boats and tourists! That was the worst part. Otherwise, there were plenty of starfish in the shallow water that we found. We had packed a lunch also, so we sat on the rocks by the parking lot and ate. It's a good place to visit, but I wouldn't spend too much time there.

We drove to the point. There are public restrooms, nice sand, clear blue water. We saw about a dozen big starfish. We chose a low cruise ship day to do this, so there were a couple of boats there but it was not crazy. It cleared out about 3pm. We had already stopped and spent a couple hours at Rum Beach Club, but the sand and water were much nicer here. I didn't snorkel here, but there were other people doing it. We combined this outing with a tour at the Crystal Caves on our way back. That was very enjoyable too!

We had rented a car because at Morritts Resort, it was completely worth it! We drove to this point, there was a parking area, rinse off station, bathrooms to change. We took our snorkel gear for a short walk to the beach. You can walk quite a ways or not, large stretch of beach area and starfish all over. We brought snorkel gear to see the large upside down jellyfish that do not sting to hold. The small clear ones do sting, we did get stong by them once while snorkeling. It's not bad, but it did hurt some, beware with small children in the water here. It's worth the trip and experience!!

This is a beautiful stop. Unfortunately many boat tours make a pit stop here too so everyone can wade around and touch the poor starfish and a selfie. SOME take it out of the water. ITS A Living THING! If you go here please respect that. Big boats on private tours come here. The parking area has a bathroom and freshwater shower.

We didn’t have a tour booked since it was new years but decided to drive there anyway. It was easy to park, walk about 3-5 minutes, step into the water for starfish. The water was calm, and even with all the boat tours, we were still able to have a private moment with starfish. Highly recommend- so fun!

This is a fun way to spend some time. There is a parking lot at the point. As you walk along the water's edge or wade into the water, you can see the starfish laying on the bottom. When we were there, we saw several individual ones. Tours anchor just off the point.

Way off the beaten path with nice and calm water for snorkeling and swimming. Tons of starfish to see, the beaches were nice for relaxing. There are still some secluded spots to get away from the tour boats that drop by to visit.

The beach was beautiful. We didn’t see a lot of starfish but were able to see and hold a few. You cannot remove them from the water whatsoever. There are lots of tours that stop here so best to go early in the morning. There are public washrooms in the parking area.

So fun! You do need to look for them so take your snorkel gear. There was ample parking and restrooms. Just know there is a bit of a walk to the point. You will see chickens and lizards as you walk over. We saw quite a bunch of starfish but you have to swim around to do so and go past the little jetty's as well. There will be some in the grass/seaweed. It was a lot of fun! Going in the morning or lunchtime is best, but do look out for boat traffic.