Petite Saline Travel Guide

Tourist Guide

A rural landscape with a stream, leafless trees, and a dilapidated building.

Activities

High-Speed Ferry to St. Barths

High-Speed Ferry to St. Barths

NZ$141
per adult
80% of travellers recommend
High-Speed Ferry to St. Barths
Boomerang's Best of St. Barths

Boomerang's Best of St. Barths

NZ$335
per adult
Boomerang's Best of St. Barths
Love Boat

Full-Day St Barth Private Charter Tour

NZ$3,408
per traveller
Full-Day St Barth Private Charter Tour
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Our guide on where to stay in Petite Saline

Find the best Petite Saline areas for the activities you enjoy most.
A street with parked cars, motorcycles, and a pedestrian crossing.

Saint-Jean

While visiting Saint-Jean, you might make a stop by sights like St. Jean Beach and Anse des Cayes Beach.

A coastal town with red-roofed buildings, a marina filled with boats, and a church with a cross on its roof.

Gustavia

Gustavia is noteworthy for its beaches, and you can make a stop at top attractions like Gustavia Harbor and Wall House.

A beach with turquoise water, a wooden staircase, and a view of the coastline.

Pointe Milou

While Pointe Milou may not have many sights to explore, venturing just a little farther will lead you to top things to see and do like Lorient Beach and Grand Cul de Sac.

A beach with clear turquoise water, palm trees, and boats.
Photo by Levente Láng
Open Photo by Levente Láng

Morne Criquet

While Morne Criquet isn't home to many top sights, Lorient Beach and St. Jean Beach are some notable places to visit nearby.

A beach with clear turquoise water, palm trees, and a mountain in the background.

Quartier Lorient

Beaches and restaurants are notable features of Quartier Lorient. You might consider stopping by Lorient Beach while you're exploring the neighbourhood.

Petite Saline Travel Guide

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