Sorry for the late response. We inquired about that - for children it would be okay but not for adults ( although you could likely get away with it if you were discreet about it.

I think you are referring to my review? Anyway, I went for early morning runs down the path around the golf course (where hole 18 is, near the beach). I saw many people do the same (runners, but also walkers, people walking their dogs - even on the greens, that I would not concur with). But during the day (when we where home) that was not the case. One lap is exactly 1 km. Walking on the golf paths is a bit of a grey area. I would mind my surroundings though and there are 'golfers only signs', but I did not fine any rules that prohibited that. Although I did get in a discussion with a US golfer who thought I was suicidal, but so would running on the public roads be. Yes, as I said in my review walking paths are indeed limited. Mostly around residential buildings and/or between Blue Bay Village. But that's 400 meters at best, certainly not 3 miles. You can walk in the verge of the main road, but I would only do that with traffic facing me (as I would do on all the roads). Unfortunately, the speed limits are either non-realistic (50 kph on the main road, but with speed bumps?!) of ignored (30 kph in the residential areas). People drive like crazy (I did notice some speeders slowed when they saw me approaching by foot, looking very awa of the fact that they where driving too fast) and during the day there are lot of builders and big trucks with stuff that can fall uf (you will see for yourself). In general road safety is a thing in the Caribbean (part from Saint-Barthélemy). However, I did not feel unsafe walking. But you need to be alert.