We ventured from Orient Bay where we had no problem with the clothing optional bathing to seek out a quiet, interesting beach our friends visited on their Honeymoon years ago. But it was very disappointing. All the land has been cleared leaving no trees. There is a staircase taking you to a very small beach where almost everyone is naked. And not good naked if you know what I mean. There are a few chairs to rent that are inches apart and no food, drink, or toilet facilities. We departed quickly and found Mullet Bay Beach to be just wonderfull. Take my advise, head to Mullet Bay first.

I really liked this beach, very comfortable beach with great sun. I would return to this beach. Be aware though, that depending on the tides, there may not be a beach when you arrive. Both times I went, there was a beach area to sit, and it was very nice. This is a clothing optional beach. First set of stairs is primarily open to everyone, the second set of stairs to the beach is primarily for the LGBT community.

We stayed in one of the condos on Cupecoy Bay. The cliffs and rockier sand aren't conducive to laying out here on a blanket. When the tide comes in, the beach disappears in some places as well. It is beautiful to go and see, though. We saw many iguanas basking on the rocks on the cliffs and this is a pretty nice area - we always felt safe walking around near the Atlantis Casino and the restaurants nearby.

Its off a dirt word can easily be passed (I did). The waves are rougher here than the other beaches but it is def worth a visit .The rocks were rough on my feet and there are rocks in the water you need to watch out for. It wasnt croweded at all but clothing was optional.

There are also caves and the view from the cliff is amazing this is my favorite beach in St. Martin.