
Dutch side
Cupecoy Beach
Also called Cupecoy Bay Beach, Cupecoy Bay, Cupe Coy
Sourced, not yet walked
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Beaches, the coast explorer
Fifteen stretches of coast, thirty-seven beach records. Pick a stretch of coast and see exactly what sits on it: what it is called, what else people call it, and how far we have actually got with checking it.

3 beaches · none walked yet

Dutch side
Also called Cupecoy Bay Beach, Cupecoy Bay, Cupe Coy
Sourced, not yet walked

Dutch side
Maho & Mullet Bay
Sourced, not yet walked

Dutch side
Maho & Mullet Bay
Sourced, not yet walked
2 beaches · none walked yet
Dutch side
Also called Cole Bay Beach
Listed, not yet written
Dutch side
Also called Indigo Beach, Indigo Bay, Cay Bay Beach, Secret Beach
Sourced, not yet walked

2 beaches · none walked yet

Dutch side
Oyster Pond
Sourced, not yet walked
Dutch side
Listed, not yet written


Dutch side
Philipsburg
Sourced, not yet walked

Dutch side
Philipsburg
Sourced, not yet walked

3 beaches · none walked yet

Dutch side
Simpson Bay
Sourced, not yet walked
Dutch side
Listed, not yet written

Dutch side
Also called Simpson Bay, Simson Bay, Simsonbaai
Sourced, not yet walked

Dutch side
Listed, not yet written

Dutch side
Philipsburg
Sourced, not yet walked

2 beaches · none walked yet
Wilson CELINIWikimedia CommonsCC BY-SA 3.0
French side
Also called Anse Marcel Beach, Plage d'Anse Marcel, Lonvilliers
Sourced, not yet walked
French side
Also called Baie de Petites Cayes, Plage de Petites Cayes, Petite Cayes
Sourced, not yet walked

4 beaches · none walked yet
SV ZanshinWikimedia CommonsCC BY-SA 3.0
French side
Also called Cul de Sac, French Cul-de-Sac, Baie de Cul-de-Sac
Sourced, not yet walked
French side
Listed, not yet written

French side
Also called Îlet Pinel, Ilet Pinel, Île Pinel, Pinel Islet
Sourced, not yet walked

French side
Also called Île Tintamarre, Îlot Tintamarre, Tintamare, Flat Island
Sourced, not yet walked


French side
Marigot
Sourced, not yet walked

French side
Marigot
Sourced, not yet walked


French side
Also called Plage de Grand Case, Grand-Case Beach, Grand Case Bay
Sourced, not yet walked
French side
Listed, not yet written

3 beaches · none walked yet
David StanleyWikimedia CommonsCC BY 2.0
French side
Marigot
Sourced, not yet walked

French side
Marigot
Sourced, not yet walked
French side
Also called Plage du Morne Rond
Listed, not yet written

4 beaches · none walked yet
Thierry PierrardWikimedia CommonsCC BY-SA 4.0
French side
Also called Coconut Grove, Embouchure Bay
Sourced, not yet walked

French side
Orient Bay
Sourced, not yet walked

French side
Also called Plage du Galion, Galion Beach, Baie du Galion, Baby Beach
Sourced, not yet walked

French side
Also called Baie Orientale, Orient Beach, Plage de la Baie Orientale, Orient Bay Beach
Sourced, not yet walked
1 beach · none walked yet
French side
Also called Coralita
Listed, not yet written


French side
Also called Plum Bay, Plum Beach, Plage de Baie aux Prunes
Sourced, not yet walked

French side
Also called Long Bay, Long Beach, Plage de Baie Longue
Sourced, not yet walked

French side
Also called Red Bay, Plage de Baie Rouge, Red Beach
Sourced, not yet walked
2 beaches · none walked yet
French side
Also called Plage des Amoureux
Listed, not yet written
French side
Listed, not yet written
The island gets described as having 37 beaches across its 87 square kilometers, and that number gets repeated everywhere without anyone showing their working. We are building the list properly instead: every beach with a source for its name, a stated rule for what counts as one beach rather than two, and the Dutch side and French side kept straight. What is below is what has been checked so far, grouped by the stretch of coast it sits on. It grows as the sourcing does.
27 of these 37 records have a page of their own so far. A beach gets one when we have checked the parking, the chairs, the food, and the water against sources rather than guessed at them. The other 10 are listed with the stretch of coast they sit on, and point to the area around them where there is one.
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