Lorient Villa Rentals in St Barts
Lorient is on the north coast of St Barts, where a long beach backs onto a village with a church, a bell tower and a cemetery that island families still tend. The first French settlers made their home here in the 1640s. A Lorient villa rental suits a couple or a young family who want a local beach, morning shade under the sea grapes, and Saint-Jean a few minutes away.
1 villa · 2 bedrooms · up to 4 guests · from $743 a night
Villas in Lorient
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Nearby neighbourhoods
Distances are straight lines on the map; the drive is longer on the island's winding roads.
When to go
Lorient shares the island's year: dry and lively from December to April, warm and quieter from May, and the hurricane season from August to October.
Before you go
What guests ask us most before a stay in Lorient.
Is Lorient beach good for children?
Yes, especially at the eastern end. There, shallow pools form behind the reef, and even the youngest children can splash in calm water. Sea grape trees shade part of the sand in the morning. The western end has a surf break and more waves, so families usually settle at the calmer end.
Where do people surf at Lorient?
At the western end of the beach, where a reef break works when the swell comes in. A surf school operates on the beach and instructors take beginners out on suitable days. The rest of the bay stays calmer, so surfers and swimmers share the beach without getting in each other's way.
How far is Lorient from Gustavia and Saint-Jean?
Both are close. Saint-Jean is about a mile away, a few minutes by car, and Gustavia around ten to fifteen minutes. The airport, at the edge of Saint-Jean, is also only a few minutes away. A supermarket and a bakery are close to the beach for daily supplies.
Planning a stay in Lorient?
Tell us your dates and who is coming, up to four guests, and our team will tell you about the villa in Lorient.