Levera National Park, on the northeastern shore of the island, offers some beautiful and dramatic scenery where the Caribbean Sea meets the Atlantic. You’ll find some inviting, relatively undeveloped beaches here. Backed by cliffs, coral-sand Bathway Beach offers pretty views of the pointy-peaked Sugar Loaf (Levera Island) and other islands in the distance, while a natural offshore reef affords good protection for swimming. This means it’s an ideal beach for families with young children to spend a day. Also of interest is Levera Pond, a water-filled, ancient volcanic crater and an important habitat for birds such as black-necked stilts and herons.