Anse de Grande Saline, also known as Saline Beach, is a stunning, secluded beach on the French-speaking Caribbean island of St. Barts, renowned for its pristine white sand and turquoise waters. The beach is accessible via a short walk from the parking area, which includes traversing a salt pond, but offers limited accessibility for those with mobility issues due to the sandy paths. Visitors should be aware that clothing is optional on a portion of the beach. Exploring Saline Beach is generally safe for solo travelers, though bringing a friend or going with a group is always an option for added peace of mind; guided tours aren't typically necessary, but boat trips often include stops here. The beach is enjoyable year-round, with the best weather usually between December and May. Expect to spend around 2-4 hours enjoying the sun, swimming, and relaxing. The beach itself is free, but costs can arise from transportation to the beach (rental car or taxi), beach chairs, and refreshments, with St. Barts being known for its high prices, so it is best to estimate between $50 and $200 depending on needs.