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In spite of its use as an industrial zone, Public also has a small beach, where Saint Barth's sailing school is located. The water is calm and agreeable. ...
The brown sand in Corossol is what gives this beach its special charm.
The bay also shelters traditional dories, or small fishing boats, not seen elsewhere on the island. ...
The shells may all look alike, but you will occasionally be surprised to find a perfect specimen for your collection. So it's fun to start a giant treasure huntÂ…. to see who can bring back the most beautiful shells!
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The beach in Flamands is the largest on the island, its sand has the finest grains and the water is usually not too rough. The beach is busy during the summer months when students home from school get together to play soccer or beach...
Accessible only by boat or by foot along hiking trails from the top of Colombier or from La Petite Anse, the beach in Colombier provides one of the most spectacular panoramas on the island.
The clear, turquoise waters are ideal for snorkeling. Continue
Petite Anse Beach
The protected bay at La Petite Anse is a perfect place for families, as the water is not very deep, and there is soft white sand, while the rocks along the shore hide an abundance of interesting marine life. ...
Anse des Cayes beach-The beach at Anse des Caye, as its name indicates,
is partially covered mostly ‘cayes,' or coral rocks.
It is also one of the spots preferred by surfers, as it is often a great place to
catch the waves....
St Jean is one of the busiest areas on the island,
second only to Gustavia. The beach is divided into two sections separated by the Eden Rock Hotel. The first half of the beach stretches as far as the airport, and one must be...
A shallow lagoon with clear aqua water, and schools of small fish, the beach in Grand Cul de Sac is, without doubt, the best for practicing water sports. ...
For those who love the thrill of surfing challenging waves, the beach in Toiny is for you. Although swimming is highly discouraged due to strong currents, this beach is one of the island's best spots for surfing.
The beach in Grand Fond remains one of the most intriguing of the island's beaches, where swimming is discouraged due to the many large and small rocks in the water.
But a brisk walk along the rounded stones on the shore, where you are...
You have certainly heard about the beach in Saline?
It is the second largest on the island, after Flamands.
Far from the hustle and bustle, this beach provides perfect tranquility. ...
The beach in Gouverneur is as pretty as a postcard, with white sand and turquoise water.
Its landscape is inviting, and legend has it that Monbars The Pirate hid his treasure hereÂ….
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Lorient beach-The locals call it "the little basins.” This is what distinguishes the beach in Lorient from all the other beaches. One side is perfectly calm for swimming, while families appreciate the other side, or the little basins, as reefs of coral and rocks offer...
Perhaps you enjoy a pedal boat or jet skis? Maybe kite-surfing or windsurfing is your thing? Do you like to kayak, or hang ten with the local surfers as they ride the waves? In St Barth, all of this is possible! And if thatÂ’s not enough, you can set sail to enjoy the sunset, or go out to observe the humpback whales and dolphins as they frequent the area for six months every year from December through May.
Nautical Activities For Everyone
Swimming, paddle boats, jet skis, or sailing. For beginners and seasoned experts, both kids and adults. St Barth has it all, and...
Pros At Your Service
Experienced professionals from local clubs or private companies are on hand to offer advice or accompany you when you set out on...
