Corossol is a fishing village in Saint Barthélemy, known for its strong local identity and cultural heritage. It has retained a simple atmosphere, away from the island’s most tourist-oriented areas.

Corossol is a fishing village in Saint Barthélemy, known for its strong local identity and cultural heritage. It has retained a simple atmosphere, away from the island’s most tourist-oriented areas.
As you wander through the narrow streets of Corossol, the neighborhood’s maritime heritage can still be felt. What truly sets Corossol apart, however, is its strong connection to traditional craftsmanship. Straw weaving once played a central role here, with artisans creating hats, baskets, and everyday objects. This identity is also reflected in the area’s accommodation, which consists exclusively of private villas, in keeping with its residential and authentic character.

In Corossol, dining is simple and accessible. The neighborhood is home to a few establishments, including the Épicerie de Corossol, known for its fresh sandwiches, the restaurant Nyama with its Franco-Asian cuisine, and JP Pizza. Corossol is located just a few minutes from Gustavia, where the dining scene is broader and more diverse.


Corossol lends itself to simple, authentic activities. Its beach is a cherished gathering place, where both children and adults enjoy spending time and swimming in the sea. The area also invites leisurely walks, offering a glimpse into its local atmosphere. Once a year, Corossol comes alive during its iconic festival—an important highlight of the island’s cultural life.

