The Cliff at Cupecoy Beach, a deluxe condo-hotel tower, is home to the Caribbean's first Dior Spa, listed in Conde Nast Traveler Hot Spas 2008. It is a gleaming white and mirrored salon that "attracts a who's who crowd for body-contouring treatments. Padded lavender rooms are a clinical... (more)
The Cliff at Cupecoy Beach, a deluxe condo-hotel tower, is home to the Caribbean's first Dior Spa, listed in Conde Nast Traveler Hot Spas 2008. It is a gleaming white and mirrored salon that "attracts a who's who crowd for body-contouring treatments. Padded lavender rooms are a clinical but calming setting for marine bath treatments involving some 220 jets that aid in lymphatic drainage (from $65) and thermal body masks during which you lay in a podlike vessel while your therapist massages your scalp ($95). If the beauty jargon is a bit overwhelming, well-trained therapists will explain it all. Plan ahead and ask to have a meal afterward on the ocean-view terrace." Massages $135. (close)
Mullet Bay is a large white sand beach, with slow rolling curls of waves coming in the beautiful, moon shaped bay. Its active surf makes this an attractive spot to local surfers. On the left of the beach, there are a few spots where you can get... (more)
Mullet Bay is a large white sand beach, with slow rolling curls of waves coming in the beautiful, moon shaped bay. Its active surf makes this an attractive spot to local surfers.
On the left of the beach, there are a few spots where you can get food & drinks. There are many shaded areas, so you can enjoy cover and privacy, or having a picnic.
Mullet Bay is located along the golf course and is easily accessible. The ample parking right next to the beach makes Mullet a favorite with vacationers in the Simpson Bay area.
Mullet Bay is also a wonderful setting to watch the sun go down into the ocean. On clear days, there is a fantastic view of the neighboring island of Saba.
Mullet Bay is also a popular beach for families, and they are also coming over from the French side of St Martin, especially on weekends. Rocks line the shores of Mullet Bay, providing lovely snorkeling at some spots. If you are up for a swim, there are some caves you may wish to explore.
There is sometimes a rip current at the Bay, and the water can get a little choppy, so better be careful and swim or surf with a partner. Beach amenities are available, and there is volleyball, music bands, and major parties going on over the weekends.
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