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Gouverneur Beach, also known as Anse du Gouverneur, is a long, unspoiled beach that lacks buildings or tourism infrastructure. In order to reach it, visitors have to drive along the island's main road toward Lurin Hill. At the top of Lurin Hill, travelers can get an amazing view of Gouverneur Bay and St. Barth's as a whole.

Gouverneur Beach is unique because it is owned by an individual, but French law dictates that beaches cannot be private land, so the beach is open to the public. All guests are asked to keep the beach as pristine as possible. There is a small parking lot and some shady spots that are perfect for relaxing with a nice view.

Gouverneur Beach, St Barths
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Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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