A winding road down a mountain brings you to this spectacular, uncrowded crescent of beach where the color of the water looks photoshopped and the sand feels like velvet on your feet. There is a small area of shade under the trees, and a rocky peninsula for snorkeling (but be careful of currents).

This was without a doubt our favorited beach on the island. The water is just amazing and you just float and can see all the way to the bottom. Beautiful azure blue. Nice parking lot and amazing views from the top of the hill.

The surf was extremely rough the day we were here. There is a steep drop off close to shore which, in my mind, makes it only suitable for strong and confident swimmers. A bit of shade which seems to be dominated by locals.

Very scenic drive down road from the heights of St Bart's where the restaurant Santa Fe, looking out at the see from amongst the greenery. Good parking, good waves but bring your own chairs and snacks as no restaurant

great beach good snorkelling. not much shade, take an umbella. some nudity,be advised if yu are taking children. no services take you picnic luch and drinking wter

One of the most beautiful beaches I have ever seen. Calm & breathtaking. Not too crowded. Limited parking & shade.

One of the two undevloped beaches. Soem people but plenty of room. Limited parking you may want to allow extra time to access a space

This was the most beautiful beach on the island. Nice sandy floor in the ocean and lovely area to sunbathe.

This is by far one of the prettiest beaches on the island. Access is very easy and the surf is quite manageable.One warning however,be prepared for nude bathers..99.9% of the population looks better clothed!