Discover Lorient, one of the prime neighborhoods on the island of St-Barths. This magnificent spot is renowned for its family-friendly beach shaded by sea grape trees in the morning, where snorkeling enthusiasts can quietly observe marine life, including sea turtles and seagrass beds. On the northern side, you’ll see small natural pools with warm, transparent waters, an enchanting scenery.

As you wander around, visit the 19th-century Lorient church and its bell tower, listed as historical monuments since 1995. Built in 1850, this structure, whose bell was made in Nantes in 1960, served as a landmark for sailors. You can also explore the Lorient cemetery, a memorial of St-Barths, where Johnny Hallyday rests.

Nestled between hills, Lorient Beach offers a breathtakingly beautiful landscape. Shaded in the morning by sea grape trees, it offers ample periods of sunshine; umbrellas and sunscreen are needed due to the sunlight. You’ll enjoy idyllic sunbathing and swimming sessions in this lovely environment. You'll also appreciate the small pools protected by the coral barrier, ideal for family swimming.

Beyond, the waves break with force, requiring extra caution. Experienced surfers find there an exceptional playground, with waves alternately powerful and fast, offering thrilling experiences and unforgettable memories in the Caribbean waters.

Take a family stroll in the Lorient neighborhood. Located only a few minutes from the village of Lorient, the beach is surrounded by hiking trails perfect for leisurely walks in the gentle sea air.

You'll discover the island from a different perspective, with spectacular landscapes and panoramic views.