Anse Mamin Beach

One of the most private and beautiful public beaches I’ve ever been to! Definitely worth the long walk and even a long swim! Bonus, the burger place is awesome as well! Although a little bit overpriced.

This was a fantastic beach to visit. Parking is free in a dirt lot just outside the gate to the Anse Chastanet Resort. You walk in through the resort main road and just before you hit the main bar building stay to the right. Keep walking in and to the right and you will get on the resort beach. Walk to the end and you will see a path that turns into an access road. Walk down the access road until you hit another beach and you see the large ocean rock. The further down the beach you go the more outside of the resort banter you will be. If anyone from the resort stops you and tells you to pay money, just tell them you are looking for the Anse Mamin beach. If you don't use their services, foods, bar, chairs, you DON'T have to pay anything. Just keep saying " we are trying to get to the beach only" This seems to bail us out of a lot of resort interactions, both here and other places around the island. Snokeling in general is not great in St. Lucia, so don't expect a lot. The water, sand, and waves were all perfect here. The road down to the resort lot, like many places is an engineering feat.

One of the nicest beaches in St. Lucia. Tucked away, so very quiet, but only about 10 or less walking from a car park. Also there is a really nice restaurant called Anse Chastanet. So after a good swim you can dine in this nice restaurant.

Our favorite beach in the area. Had it all to ourselves! Park in visitor parking at Ans Chastanet, follow signs to beach access into the resort, head to the right and find the stairs to Anse Mamin beach, it is overall about a half mile walk from the parking lot to the beach. You can rent chairs and there is a hut to purchase food and drinks even if you are not staying at the resort. We had a few towels and had packed a cooler, so we just enjoyed the beach! Highly recommended.

This is a really quiet no music beautiful place. It acts as the overflow for Anse Chastaten but is really the better of the two beaches. There is a resto and bar with reasonable prices and the food is great. Covered areaa and shade everywhere.

This is paradise. There are plenty of places for visitors to find shade and park themselves on the beach. It’s free to visit. There were only a handful of people on the beach on a Sunday afternoon. We found shade near the rock formation at the end of the beach under the trees. We had appetizers at the restaurant which was pricy but delicious. It’s so nice to have showers, bathrooms, food/drinks, and solitude all at the same time. We snorkeled to the left facing the ocean and around the rock outcropping. We will absolutely be back. This is an amazing beach. Warning: Beware the current moves you quickly near the outcropping to the right of the beach. If you get in a cooler spot look up, you are going to get moved from your spot and have to swim harder to get back to shore.

It is probably to best beach in the island. You can arrive by boat from the town (70/80 usd for 2 adults, try to negotiate). You can also arrive by car and then walk for 15 min. There is also a closer beach, but it does not have the same vibes. It is 66 usd for the chairs and the umbrella. The restaurant is not so expensive.

This beach was beautiful and quiet most of the day. Very few patrotons, which made it the perfect day to relax. Great drinks available for purchase and some of the best burgers we have ever had. Lots of great flavors. There are chairs to rent if you choose but plenty of space to spread out if you bring a towel. It was our favorite beach during our entire stay, most recommended! Look for the cute little crabs on the beach. Not to far of a walk for a day spent in the sun. Beautiful sandy beach with no rocks.