Baker's Bay Beach is a remote sandy bay on the Atlantic coast. While the bay offers a beautiful setting, the Atlantic waters in this region are generally cold, and currents can be unpredictable. There are no lifeguards or designated swimming areas. The primary appeal is its scenic beauty and wildlife. If considering swimming, exercise extreme caution and be aware of the natural conditions.

The best time to visit Baker's Bay Beach for wildlife viewing and comfortable weather is typically during the cooler, drier months, from May to October. This period often offers more moderate temperatures and clearer conditions, ideal for observing the bay's wildlife. As a remote and 'hidden' location, it generally experiences fewer crowds, allowing for a more intimate nature experience.

Access to Baker's Bay Beach is highly restricted due to its location within the Sperrgebiet (Diamond Restricted Area). Visitors must obtain special permits and typically can only access the bay as part of an authorized guided tour or expedition. Independent travel to this remote area is generally not permitted. The journey often involves significant off-road travel through the desert.

Due to its extremely remote location within a restricted area, there are no direct food or lodging options at or near Baker's Bay Beach. Visits are almost exclusively conducted as part of organized expeditions, where all meals and accommodations are provided by the tour operator, often at mobile camps or in designated areas. Visitors must rely entirely on their tour's provisions.

Baker's Bay Beach is unique for its significant expedition and wildlife value due to its remote, pristine nature and its role as a habitat for diverse marine and desert wildlife. It's known for its seal colonies and various bird species. The bay offers a true wilderness experience, making it a prime destination for adventurous travelers and nature enthusiasts seeking untouched landscapes and unique wildlife encounters on the Diamond Coast.