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In Grenada there's a beach called "BBC Beach"
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Date: July 16th, 2025 8:58 AM Author: AZNgirl Sending Nudes to Everyone on Epstein List My nig taxi driver told me abt it yesterday, ljl. Of course im gonna go soon
Morne Rouge Beach (BBC) Island: Grenada
Affectionately called BBC by locals, this half mile white sandy beach in the south of Grenada is perfect for families with its beautiful crescent shape and lazy waves, just perfect for swimming.
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Date: July 16th, 2025 9:41 AM Author: AZNgirl Sending Nudes to Everyone on Epstein List Close:
**BBC Beach** in Grenada—officially named **Morne Rouge Beach**—is called "BBC Beach" due to a now-defunct **nightclub and bar** that used to operate near the beach called **BBC (or sometimes "Boogie Boogie Club")** in the 1980s and 1990s.
### Here's the breakdown:
* **BBC** likely stood for **Boogie Boogie Club**, a popular party spot among locals, students, and expats. * Even though the club closed down decades ago, the nickname **"BBC Beach"** stuck and is still widely used today by both locals and tourists. * The **real name** remains **Morne Rouge Beach**, named after the quiet bay it’s located in.
Despite its name, it has **no connection to the British Broadcasting Corporation**.
It’s one of the **calmest, cleanest beaches** in Grenada—excellent for swimming, with calm, shallow waters and fewer crowds than Grand Anse.
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