Anse de Grande Saline
6 expert reviews
“This untouched beach is the island's longest and has a sandy bottom for swimming. It's the preferred precinct of the topless and the fully nude.”
– Concierge
Concierge
"Often referred to as la côte sauvage, the lack of sand here means it's not an ideal spot for sunbathing...hike from the road at the western end of the bay down to the natural pools."
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Protective footwear is essential.
Fodor's
"With its peaceful seclusion and sandy ocean bottom, this is just about
everyone's favorite beach and is great for swimming, too."
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The beach is a 10-minute walk up a rocky dune trail, so be sure to wear sneakers or water shoes, and bring a blanket, umbrella, and beach towels.
Travel + Leisure
"On the southern side of the island, follow the signs for Saline, and park at the very end of the road. A short hike over a rocky path opens onto a wide, white-sand stretch that’s..."
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There are no facilities at the beach, so be sure to bring any food, towels, or chairs to the sand.
Lonely Planet
Top Choice
"Plage de Saline is the most photogenic and serene of all St-Barth's beaches. Bookended by rocky hillside, this sweep of golden sand is ideal for working on your tan and frolicking in the crashing surf"
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Be aware that there's neither shade nor facilities.
U.S. News & World Report
6.0
"All you need to enjoy Anse de Grande Saline are sunglasses and a smile – that's because this unspoiled beach is known for its nude, but discreet, sunbathers."
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