Colombier
Beach ·

Colombier

Beach ·

Secluded white sand beach with turquoise waters and serene hills

hiking
clear water
snorkeling
beautiful views
rocky trail
moderate hike
challenging hike
turtles
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Angel T.

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There are two paths to access this beach: one is moderate and the other is a bit challenging, but both are rewarding. In my opinion, it's one of the island's best beaches.

Miss V.

Google
This is a gorgeous beach. We hiked here in the trail from Petit Anse. I thought I had read that the hike was about 20 minutes and an easy flat hike. That was somewhat inaccurate. If you’re telling that trail, be aware it is rocky and not really flat. Essentially you are hiking the side of a cliff but on a trail. People did pass us wearing sandals - I wouldn’t recommend that. I wouldn’t say this is an easy hike. I would say moderate to hard. If you are afraid of heights try the other trail. I did enjoy it and the beach is beautiful but I wasn’t expecting the terrain on the trail.

Matt Cole (.

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Nice beach with super clear water great for snorkeling. It's a about a 20 minute hike to get to and not for those who are not fully able bodied. People have fallen off the side of the cliffs getting there so be careful. It's also stinky because of all the sargussum built up on the opposite side of the cove, and this beach is downwind of it.

Sam F.

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We moored for the night in this well-protected bay prior to sailing to St Martin. We swam and dinghy’ed to the beach a couple times. The beach is nice for sunning and relaxing, but my favorite part of being there was the hike over onto the northeast side of the island along a well-worn mountainside trail with beautiful views of the island and sea, flora, and fauna. Saw wild goats and doves, fragrant wild flowers, and nice stone formations. I’m partial to natural beauty and relative seclusion, so this was my favorite stop on St Barth’s.

Frax

Google
Amazing and super quiet spot. Flat water and really protected. nice swimming and SUP. Turtles surfacing very often. Really cool treck also up the hill and spotted ground turtles along the path.

Maleny P.

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This is one of my favorite places where I normally go hiking. I love entering through the trail, which also has spectacular views, and seeing the turtles, and then reaching the beach, which is not very crowded and is clean.

Jonathan F.

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Wonderful beach, great for snorkeling under the cliffs at the east side, some natural shade from trees in the middle, interesting seeing the old Rockefeller house on the hill. We walked the path from Flamands, very pretty and quite rocky in places but my wife who has vertigo managed it ok.

Nathalie K.

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Our family started the hike on the Oceanside trail (following the cliffs). Everything was manageable for 3/4 of the trail, but the last 1/4 was too challenging for my parents (60s) and they had to turn around. It got very narrow and required some bouldering without any protection if you slipped. They were nervous because of the threat of rain (wet trails) and it was also very very windy. My husband and I continued and were rewarded with a beautiful, secluded beach. The hike (in my opinion) is worth it, but you should be self aware of your physical ability and comfort with heights.