Beautiful beach with secluded feeling! It was pretty empty when we were there close to the evening, literally only a few people playing and laying on the sand. It has some facilities/restaurants but they are dozens of meteres inland, which makes beach seem wilder. The norther you go, the more deserted it gets and as some point there was literally no one there, it’s amazing to have small part of beach for yourself in St Lucia :)

I wasn't expecting much but I remained speechless when I saw the beauty of this secluded beach. Worth to spend at least a day here. Driving to the beach is a different story; the road is steep extremely narrow and in very bad shape. Hence I only give 4 stars instead of 5.

What a place, lovely beach, feels safe and great snorkeling. Only down side is the nightmare road in if you are not used to off road driving in a domestic vehicles.

We visited as a day trip. Bring some lunch and a six pack of Peton’s. As an avid off-roader in California, the road to Anse Chastanet is not nearly as bad as other reviews. Broken, bumpy concrete but not slippy mud. It starts steep but is fine after the first 200ft. There is a large parking area on the left when you arrive at the resort. Be sure to assure the security you know to walk all the way north (right) because it sounded like they’re tired of day trippers expecting more. Once down on Anse Chastanet, keep heading north, you’ll arrive at a few concrete steps that lead to a flat gravel/dirt road, pass a small pier, and arrive at a gloriously under utilized beach and bar. The day user’s typically go past the two standing rock formations and you get it all to your self!!! We had a cocktail and utilized the picnic tables near the bar before we left, we felt welcomed there. Definitely do not hat we did.

Beach is great, no rocks but does have a drop off ledge in the water, if eating there strongly recommend no going when a group of 10 or more are there for staffing reasons.

A beautiful beach just steps away from Anse chastanet. Non hotel guests can use the bar and restaurant. Great drinks and service. It was worth the short walk!

Really beautiful beach. A bit more busy. Don't look completely for peace here, but it's definitely worth a visit!

Very nice beach not as busy as the neighbouring Anse Chastanet. Great snorkeling and some private areas away from the spots the resort claims.

Park outside the resort and walk north approximately 10 minutes. You can rent a cabana with two chairs from the jungle beef burger grill on the beach, or continue just past the two rock outcroppings and set up your towel wherever you would like.

This is the second beach that's part of the Anse Chastenet estate. Nice facilities for guests. Lovely grill and bar and burgers are among the best I have ever tasted. We did some snorkelling off the beach. Highly recommend

This is okay. But is experiencing some litter left back from tourist and locals.

Staying in the local area this became our favorite way to end our day. The sunset pictures are breathtaking. You can park right at the resort guest parking and have easy access to the beach a short walk from Chastanet Beach. A must visit.

Spectacular sunsets! Also has a nice beach grill and burger place. Area belongs to the Anse Chastanet resort but there are good spots to sit for the public.

Anse Mamin in St. Lucia is the most beautiful beach I have ever been too. Seems to be a little bit of a secret still and does take some effort to get there. And it's worth it. Highly recommend.