St Barts Villas in Corossol

Corossol is a traditional fishing village on the northwest coast. The beach is calm and good for swimming, with local fishing boats in the shallow water. Some residents still make straw hats.

Villas here look out over the water and are close to both the beach and Gustavia.

Corossol has good views of the sailing races that happen during high season.

The Village

Corossol is a traditional fishing village on the northwest coast, one of the few places on the island that still feels like old St. Barts. Fishing boats sit in the shallow water. Some residents still make traditional straw hats.

The village is quiet and local. You're more likely to hear French or Creole than English here.

The Beach

Corossol Beach is a small curve of sand with calm water. Good for swimming, though the beach faces west so you get afternoon sun. The water stays shallow for quite a distance.

No beach clubs or facilities, just a simple beach.

Sailing Events

Corossol has good views of the sailing races that happen during high season. The St. Barth Bucket and other regattas pass by offshore. You can watch from the beach or from hillside villas.

Getting Around

Corossol is 15 minutes from the airport, 5 minutes to Gustavia, and 15 minutes to St. Jean. Close to Gustavia makes it convenient for restaurants and shopping.

The Villas

We handle 14 villas in Corossol. Some are near the beach, others on hillsides with views of the water. Properties here tend to be more traditional in style. Sizes range from small houses to larger villas.

Pricing is generally moderate. You're close to Gustavia without paying Gustavia prices.

Best For

Corossol works for people who want a more authentic, local feel. Good if you want to be close to Gustavia while staying in a quieter, less touristy area. The beach is fine for families with children. Less ideal if you want modern beach clubs or trendy restaurants nearby.