Haulover Bay, situated on the British Virgin Islands, is a serene and relatively undeveloped beach renowned for its excellent snorkeling opportunities amidst vibrant coral reefs and marine life. Accessibility is primarily by boat as part of a charter or tour, or less commonly by car/taxi followed by a short walk, making it less suitable for those with mobility challenges. While independent visits are possible for a tranquil experience, joining a guided boat tour is often the easiest and most comprehensive way to explore, typically lasting 1-2 hours as part of a multi-stop itinerary (a full day tour might cost $100-300+ per person). There are no seasonal restrictions other than being mindful of hurricane season (June-November) ON CONFLICT (id) DO NOTHING; otherwise, the bay is free to access. Visitors should bring all their own supplies, including water, snacks, and snorkeling gear, as there are no facilities on-site. Caution is advised for strong currents, and a typical visit might last 2-4 hours if exploring independently, offering a peaceful escape for nature lovers.