Welcome to the island of Saint-Barthélemy, located in the north of the Lesser Antilles and a territory of incredible wealth in environmental and economic terms. High-end island with its prestigious restaurant, shopping and other services…. It is also an incredible cradle of biodiversity for fauna and flora.

You will also be amazed by its many beaches, its landscapes of hills (mornes) whose highest point is Morne de Vitet (286 m). Hiking and nautical activities await you to make the most of your stay.

You can escape to a beach or choose to enjoy the luxury shops and restaurants, a good compromise that only the island of Saint-Barthélemy has the secret.

Let’s go and discover these white sand beaches.

Itinerary

To reach the beach, from the airport, head west of the island by taking the D209 then the D211. The beach is located 15 minutes from the airport following the direction of the South-East of the island.

Arrived near the cove, continue along the seaside and after a few minutes you will see parking spaces on your right in front of Anse de Grand Fond.

You can consider parking nearby without getting in the way near the rock that overlooks these two coves.

There are a few places available but you will have no trouble parking. This beach is not the most popular on the island.

Parked near the rock, you can climb onto the rock to enjoy a first view of the south coast of the island.

Click on this link to have a first video preview of the panorama on our Facebook page.

Continue on foot along the road to approach the entrance to the beach. Access to the beach is easily via a path and then a staircase.

Anse Toiny Beach

Information panel with its beach ashtrays

Anse Toiny beach is a white sand cove located in the southeast of the island. This beach will offer you a rather wild beach where the setting will also charm you. The waters are rough there, take your precautions.

Click on this link to have a first video preview of the panorama on our Facebook page.

L’Anse is not shaded and you will need a parasol. Beware of the harmful effects of the sun.

It’s up to you to discover it now!

In terms of advice,

Ø Traffic on the island of Saint-Barthélemy: The island is not very big and you will not have traffic problems. However, be careful with narrow roads and uphill and downhill bends, some roads in the passes can be more delicate. Don’t rush, you’re on vacation!

Ø Equipment: Slides, swimsuit, towel, beach bag (knife, k-way, cap, sunglasses, sunscreen, mosquito repellent).

Ø Health:

Quality of bathing area: Excellent (Source: Ministry of Health, see map);

Accessibility: Easily by car, disabled motor access not feasible in a wheelchair;

Mandatory sunscreen because the beach is well exposed to the sun, even think of lycras for children and adults;

Most important, always a bottle of water per person and something to snack in your bag.

 

Miscellaneous: You can swim on the many other beaches on the island, La Plage du Gouverneur, Baie de Saint-Jean, Anse des Flamands For the more adventurous, you can hike with the help of a guide (see the choice and link in our Saint-Barthélémy page). However, you can reach Anse du Grand Colombier from this cove without the help of a guide.

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OLIVIER Damien, your humble guide

The Dom Loisirs and Culture team is committed to raising awareness of the protection of the biodiversity of the overseas departments.


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