Nestled between two rocky bluffs on the west coast of St. Martin, Baie Rouge Beach offers a secluded and striking setting in the lowlands near Grand Case. The beach’s name, meaning ‘Red Bay,’ is a nod to its unique features: the sparkling pink sands and red-hued rock formations that line the shore. Visitors can explore the beach bar for refreshments or venture to Devil’s Hole, a cave flooded with seawater, adding an element of adventure to the tranquil surroundings.
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