Things to see and do Oyster Pond

This is already Sint Maarten. Renowned for the turquoise color of its water, this wide, white-sand beach is the only one on Oyster Pond. Westin guests have almost private access to it. We love the view of Saint-Barth on a clear day. We deplore the construction close to this beautiful beach, but it's not too crowded. Since Irma in 2017, the hotels have not regained their luster. So the beach is quiet again. A naturist corner is available at the end of the beach. But beware of sargassum!

Coralita beach is at the entrance to Oyster Pond from the Orleans district. It's one of the quietest stretches of sand on Saint-Martin, as it's not very busy. Coconut palms and white sand are the order of the day, but beware: the sea is often rough. The marine fauna is very well preserved, but you'd better be a good swimmer to explore the bay with a mask and snorkel, at the risk of getting caught in the currents. It's also one of the best spots to watch the sunrise. The only problem is that the bay is regularly invaded by sargassum.