A gentle southern bay where the breeze, the sea, and the view do all the talking.
Quick facts
Best for
Quiet, uncrowded beach days, Sunset watching over St. Martin and St. Barths, Snorkeling on the offshore reef
Swimming
Good
Snorkeling
Yes
Food nearby
Limited
Parking
Roadside / Public Parking
Family-friendly
Limited
Coast
South Coast
Vibe
Snorkeling, Quiet, Sunset
Live beach conditions based on the latest available beach data.
✨Excellent swimming conditions. Water is calm and generally ideal for most beachgoers.
Excellent swimming conditions. Water is calm and generally ideal for most beachgoers.
Wave Height
0.03m
Glass calm · Ideal for kids · Offshore 0.96m
Wind Speed
13 kts
Moderate wind
Wind Direction
ESE
Wind coming from ESE (108°) · Blowing toward WNW
Status
Good
Good swimming
Last Updated
03:00 AM
Quick answer
Corito Bay is a quiet, secluded beach on Anguilla's southeastern coast with calm water, accessible reef snorkeling, open views of St. Martin and St. Barths, and a peaceful off-the-beaten-track atmosphere.
Corito Bay (sometimes spelled Coralito Bay) is a quiet, off-the-beaten-track beach on Anguilla's southeastern coast - a secluded crescent of sand and calm water that most visitors never find. The bay faces south-southwest, giving it open views of both St. Martin and St. Barths on the horizon and warm afternoon light that builds to a genuine sunset over the channel each evening. It is lightly developed, almost always uncrowded, and one of the south coast's most genuinely peaceful spots.
The defining establishment on the bay is Coralito Bay Suites and Villas - a small boutique property directly on the beach, offering beachfront apartments and a cottage in a tranquil setting with sun beds, umbrellas, snorkel gear for guest use, and balconies that look straight out toward the neighboring islands. The property describes itself as an "off-the-beaten-track" escape and the characterization is accurate. Corito Bay sits away from the main tourist circuits and the atmosphere here is genuinely private and residential.
The beach water is calm, sheltered, and generally clear, with a reef accessible from shore that can be explored by snorkelers. The south-southwest orientation and moderate protection factor make it one of the calmer south coast beaches on the island. Conditions are typically settled, particularly in the calmer summer months, though the SSE attenuation data suggests some exposure in that direction. The bay's calm character and gentle entry make it pleasant for swimming on most days.
Corito Bay is best reached via Corito Road from the main southern coastal road, passing through the quiet George Hill area. There is no specific signage for the public beach - the access is via the road that also leads to Coralito Bay Suites. The Boat House, a distinctive villa with a striking design, is also located on the bay and adds to the character of the shoreline.
The only note of caution for this otherwise idyllic spot is that the south coast is more exposed than the island's western bays, and conditions here should be checked before swimming.
Located in South Coast, St. Martin, Corito Bay is a strong choice for travelers looking for Snorkeling, Quiet, and Sunset. Its current beach profile highlights good.
Roadside parking is available on the approach road to the bay. There is no formal public parking area. The access road is Corito Road off the main southern coast road near George Hill. The area is quiet and residential; parking is generally not an issue.
Corito Bay is a quiet, secluded beach on Anguilla's southeastern coast - off the tourist circuit, almost always empty, and genuinely peaceful. The bay faces south-southwest with open views of both St. Martin and St. Barths on the horizon, and the SSW orientation produces warm late-afternoon light and a genuine sunset over the channel each evening.
The beach is framed by Coralito Bay Suites and Villas on one end and The Boat House villa on the other, with calm water, a sandy bottom, and a reef accessible from shore. It is one of the south coast's most rewarding quiet spots for those who find their way here.
Corito Bay offers calm, clear swimming with a gradual sandy entry, sheltered enough by its moderate protection factor to be comfortable on most days. Conditions can be more active during southeast wind periods - check the live score before entering. No lifeguards are on duty.
The offshore reef is accessible for snorkeling and supports a variety of marine life. Coralito Bay Suites guests have snorkel gear available; non-villa visitors should bring their own. The sheltered character of the bay makes it more accessible than the more exposed east coast snorkeling sites.
Corito Bay's south-southwest orientation gives it one of the more quietly dramatic views on the south coast. St. Martin and St. Barths are both visible on a clear day from the beach, and as the sun drops each evening, the channel between them catches the last light of the day.
Late afternoon is the most rewarding time to be here - the water turns golden, the islands glow on the horizon, and the bay is almost certainly yours alone.
Best for travelers looking for Quiet, uncrowded beach days, Sunset watching over St. Martin and St. Barths, Snorkeling on the offshore reef, Calm swimming, Boutique villa stays (Coralito Bay Suites), Scenic southern coast exploration, and Peaceful relaxation away from tourist areas.
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Corito Bay offers calm, clear swimming in a partially sheltered southern coast bay. The SSW orientation and moderate protection factor make it generally comfortable for swimming on most days. Conditions can be more active in strong southeast wind periods - check the live condition score before entering. The sandy bottom and gradual entry make it accessible for most swimmers. No lifeguards on duty.
Corito Bay has a reef accessible from shore that supports snorkeling. Coralito Bay Suites provides snorkel gear for its guests to explore the reef just offshore. Non-villa visitors should bring their own gear. The snorkeling is best on calm days with good visibility. The bay's relatively sheltered character makes it more accessible than some of the more exposed east coast snorkeling sites.
Corito Bay is a generally calm and safe beach. No lifeguards are on duty. Conditions can be more active in southeast wind periods - check live conditions before swimming. The rocky sections at the edges of the bay require care and appropriate footwear. The beach is residential and quiet - exercise normal precautions.
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Coralito Bay Suites and Villas is a small boutique property directly on Corito Bay beach, offering beachfront apartments and a cottage with fully equipped kitchens, outdoor balconies, sun beds, umbrellas, and snorkel gear for guest use. It is one of the few accommodation options directly on Anguilla's southern coast with this level of beachfront intimacy.
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Approx. 20–30 mins from Marigot Ferry Terminal. Traffic can be heavy during rush hour.
Approx. 15–45 mins from Princess Juliana International Airport (SXM), depending on bridge openings.
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Based on published taxi zone rates for 2 passengers and standard luggage. Confirm final fare with your driver.
Roadside parking is available on the approach road to the bay. There is no formal public parking area. The access road is Corito Road off the main southern coast road near George Hill. The area is quiet and residential; parking is generally not an issue.
Corito Bay is on Anguilla's southeastern coast in the George Hill area, roughly between Lockrum Bay to the west and Forest Bay to the east. From the main island road, follow signs for George Hill and turn onto Corito Road. Continue toward the coast. The beach is not specifically signed for public access but is approachable via the road to Coralito Bay Suites. Download a map offline before going.
There are no public restaurants or beach bars at Corito Bay. Coralito Bay Suites guests have access to fully equipped kitchens in their apartments. For non-villa visitors, bring your own food and drinks. The nearest dining options are a short drive away toward Blowing Point or along the south coast road.
Local insight
Late afternoon is the most rewarding time at Corito Bay. The SSW orientation produces warm sunset light over the water toward St. Martin and St. Barths, and the calm sheltered bay is at its most beautiful in the golden hour. Mornings are excellent for calm water and snorkeling. The beach is at its best in settled summer conditions.
Travelers looking for a completely unhurried and uncrowded south coast beach with good water quality and a genuine sense of seclusion. Snorkelers who want an accessible reef without the crowds. Couples and solo visitors seeking peaceful bay views of St. Martin and St. Barths. Guests of Coralito Bay Suites who want a beach with character and privacy.
Visitors looking for beach facilities, restaurants, or a lively atmosphere. Those who need reliable lifeguard supervision. The beach requires self-sufficiency - bring your own supplies for any extended visit.
Follow Corito Road from George Hill to reach the bay. Check the live condition score before swimming. Late afternoon light here is beautiful with both St. Martin and St. Barths visible on the horizon at the same time - bring a camera. If you are staying in the area, Coralito Bay Suites is a well-regarded boutique option right on the sand.
Great spot for sunset. Remember to bring cash for the beach chairs.
No nearby food or drink spots have been added for this beach yet.
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