Introducing Marigot Bay

Deep, sheltered Marigot Bay is a stunning example of natural architecture. Sheltered by towering palms and the surrounding hills, the narrow inlet is said to have hidden the entire British fleet from its French pursuers. Yachts play the same trick these days – the bay is a popular place to drop anchor and hide away for a few nights. Even if you don’t have a ship to hide, it’s still a great place to get lost for the day.

When it comes to fun in, on and under the water, Marigot Bay is an excellent base. It’s an obvious launching pad for diving and snorkeling trips to Anse Cochon and Soufrière, to the south.