St Maarten/St Martin Beaches: Coralita Beach

Vacation rentals in St Martin and St Maarten, located at many areas of the island: Orient Bay, Dawn Beach, Pelican Key, Cupecoy and others

Barbecue at Coralita

Coralita - a quiet, deserted beach on French St. Martin

Coralita Beach is part of the Baie Lucas, situated between Oyster Pond and Le Galion Northeast of the island. It is a pretty, small (about 1/2 mile long) deserted beach. This peaceful beach is a good spot for families and folks lodging in the Oyster Pond area.The sand on the beach is fine, the water has some rocks and sea grass.	Accommodation tips and rentals click!
	The beach is wide and flat with palm trees and sea grapes on the fringe providing shade to this quiet beach, where you won't find any service and nor amenities. Coralita Beach has also a good view of the neighboring islands of Tintamarre and St Barths. To get there, take the main road to Oyster Pond towards Orient Beach. Stop next to next to the horse stable and park along the road side.

View towards Baie Lucas

Sailboat out side the reef at Baie Lucas - Coralita Beach

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Beaches on St Maarten/St Martin

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Kid having fun at Coralita Beach

Kid having fun
at the Beach

Coralita Beach is a perfect place for finding your private beach

Coralita Beach is the perfect place having your private beach

Swimming and snorkeling on Coralita Beach

Coralita Beach is good for swimming and snorkeling. There are no water sport activities on this beach.

Quiet Coralita Beach on French St Martin

Beaches on St. Martin and St. Maarten are always public although some owners try to block access like here at Coralita. You may have to find your way around to access these beaches!

Horseback riding on Coralita Beach

View from the hillside residential area on the eastern end of Coralita Beach

Coralita Beach.

View from the hillside residential area on the eastern end of Coralita Beach. Hurricanes blew away an once exclusive hotel, where only some ruins are left.

View from the main road in Oyster Pond
onto Baie Lucas and Coralita Bay.

Great views to St. Barth from Coralita Beach. As this area is facing the Atlantic, it can be windy and a bit more rough at times, although the reef protects the area very well.

St. Barth at the horizon

There are no beach bars or restaurants at Coralita Beach. Best to bring your own cooler, do your own Barbecue right on the beach and feel like Robinson Crusoe. There are however remains of civilization to be found on the beach, one are the ruins of the former Coralita Beach hotel, the other is a half abandoned apartment building.