You'll find there are some advantages to visiting a beach that isn't crowded with thousands of other sun-lovers, like being able to enjoy the scenery without the"scene" and Simpson Bay Beach provides those rewards.

The halfmoon-shaped harbor of Simpson Bay beach follows the entire length of Simpson Bay Village. This long stretch of beach boasts emaculate white sands and cool blue waters.

Although St. Martin has beaches that are more secluded than Simpson Bay Beach the mix of natural setting, atmosphere and personality available at this location could be just right for you.

Some may feel that beaches throughout St. Martin tend to be somewhat quiet, but you'll find something a little different at Simpson Bay Beach. Though few would call this spot urbanized it isn't families and groups of friends that decide to check out this beach may choose to escape the city's bustle without sacrificing the chance to meet new people.

You'll easily find beautiful scenery on the beaches of St. Martin, helping them to become a popular destination for vacationers. And, while many travelers visit these beautiful spots, some are less popular than others. Each beach has its own personality, and some will find that Simpson Bay Beach's nature suits them just right.

Location

This beach is on St. Martin's western coast, 0.7 miles from the Travel Inn Hotel. Simpson Bay Beach is near Koolbaai, so you can explore the town as part of your day at the beach.

Nearby Hotels

Whether or not you encounter many other people will be influenced by the time of day as well as the season. If you are interested in staying near here you won't have much difficulty.

Additional hotel options are listed in the following table.

Amenities and Ambience

The primary appeal of Simpson Bay Beach lies in its tranquil charm. Windsurfing is also pretty good here and you can even rent equipment for watersports on the beach.

Who you share these sands with will depend on a few things, including the season and time of day. A few of St. Martin's beaches may hardly ever be crowded, while others are frequently crowded particularly during the high tourism season. An important thing to remember when considering a day at the beach might be, at least for some vacationers, the crowds you'll meet. While some prefer a crowded beach filled with people and activity, many would prefer to just relax in a quiet area.

Like many other aspects of St. Martin this beach has a distinctive personality which will appeal to certain visitors. The personality of this beach is rather different from what you'll experience at the other beaches in St. Martin. These powdery sands are ideal for a romatic stroll on the beach, swimming, or just sitting back and soaking up some sun. Snuggled between a quaint fishing village and the sea, Simpson Bay Beach is pretty secluded. There are no resorts or hotels on this crescent-shaped coast, and there is a good chance you won't see a soul while visiting these shores.

Attractions

The beach is also conveniently close to some noteworthy natural attractions, like Proselyte Reef which you will find 4.1 miles to the southeast of Simpson Bay Beach.

Historical attractions such as Fort Amsterdam offer a good complement to the sandy shores of Simpson Bay Beach, providing beachgoers with opportunity to find out more about St. Martin without venturing too far from the beach.

A lot of nearby activities will ensure you won't run out of diversions. The attractions closest to this beach are found in the following table.

Food

It doesn't matter if it's breakfast, lunch, or dinner, a fantastic way to start—or finish-- your day of fun in the sun is sometimes visiting a local restaurant, where you can have a taste of something a little different without having to go far.

The table below provides a list of restaurants closest to this beach.

There are an assortment of dining options in St. Martin, but not all meals have to be eaten indoors. Many visitors enjoy having a meal right at the beach. Hence, you might want to have your hotel pack a picnic lunch for you, or you can find picnic supplies en route to the beach.

Other Beaches

You'll find plenty of beaches to choose from in St. Martin,, so Simpson Bay Beach is just one of the options. You might also enjoy Dawn Beach, located 6.1 miles to the northeast. Visit Dawn Beach on St. Martin to witness some of the most gorgeous sunrises you can imagine.

Still, if you're searching for something a little more active, you might like Maho Bay Beach. It's found 1 mile to the southwest.

You might also want to visit Mullet Bay Beach, located 1.6 miles from Simpson Bay Beach. The breathtaking shores of Mullet Bay Beach are popular with both vacationers and locals alike.

You'll find plenty to see and do in St. Martin, and Simpson Bay Beach is one of many incredible beaches you can choose from.