Take A Boat Ride Over To Floyd's Pelican Bar

1. Essentials & Gear Cash (Jamaican Dollars or US Dollars): This is the most crucial item. There are no ATMs or credit card machines floating in the middle of the sea, so you will need cash to pay your boat captain, buy drinks, and purchase fresh seafood meals. Swimwear & Towel: You’ll likely want to swim, snorkel, or wade in the crystal-clear, waist-deep turquoise water surrounding the bar. Sun Protection: The sun is strong on the South Coast. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a wide-brimmed sun hat, and UV-blocking sunglasses. Waterproof Bag or Phone Pouch: Getting to and from the bar requires a short boat ride across the waves, and splashing is common. Protect your electronics, cash, and documents with a dry bag. 2. Clothing & Comfort Casual Resort Wear / Cover-up: Wear lightweight, breathable clothing over your swimwear. Footwear: Water shoes, sandals, or flip-flops that are easy to slip on and off for the boat ride and walking around the wooden boards of the bar. 3. Optional Extras Snorkel Gear: If you like exploring marine life beneath the surface, bring your own snorkel mask to check out the sandbar area. A Token or Carving Tool: Many visitors love leaving their mark by carving their names or home countries into the wooden planks, or you can bring a marker/sticker to leave a piece of your journey behind. Camera / Go Pro: Perfect for capturing the incredible 360-degree ocean views, gorgeous sunsets, and the iconic rustic architecture.