Creole Rock, a small rocky outcropping just off St. Martin’s northern coast, is one of the Caribbean’s premier snorkeling destinations. Part of a protected marine reserve, the reef teems with life both above and beneath the waves. Above, it serves as an important bird rookery where pelicans and brown boobies come to lay their eggs. Below, visitors can explore a vibrant underwater world, making it a popular spot for those who wish to experience the rich biodiversity of the area.
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