Marigot is a residential bay on the north coast of Saint Barth, quieter and less frequented than its neighbors.
The bay is narrow and enclosed, rockier and shadier than the island's other beaches, and it sits inside a reserve where engines are banned: the snorkeling is excellent and you will regularly see turtles.
There is no restaurant here and almost nobody but the people who live nearby.
Villas occupy the slopes above the bay, looking over Grand Cul de Sac, and a few reach the water.
Allow ten to fifteen minutes to Saint Jean, and a few minutes to the lagoon and to the Lorient surf break.
A villa rental in Marigot suits guests who want quiet without going fully off grid.
