This is a beautiful bay, and we stayed at a Villa up on the hill with spectacular views. However, I wouldn't stay in Marigot Bay again. There are no markets or small stores to get essentials, no coffee places, mimimal restaurant options, and the beach isn't welcoming (you are harrassed by people wanting tips for services or to sell you drugs, and the beach isn't kept very nice). Some places closed with COVID and never re-opened. One of the hotels was undergoing a remodel, so their restaurants were closed as well. We went to Doolittles restaurant, Chateau Mygo, and JJ's Mangrove and all were mediocre and sloooooow. Stay closer to Soufriere where you have more options! Our best night was taking a water taxi to Kai Manje at Ti Kaye resort - recommend!

We visited this location on a Royal Carribbean excursion. Our guide, Angus, was the best guide we had on our whole trip. He was informative and humorous. Once we arrived at Marigot Bay we were told we had to pay the boat to take us to the bay. Mr. Bravo, the person in charge of the boat taxi said none of us were pd so we all had to pay to go across. Now it was $2 per person but still...several were mad and irritated that this was taken care of by the chartering company RC used. Who knows the truth of the matter but it put a damper on the day. The details of the excursion mentioned shopping. There really wasn't shopping more than a few huts of people selling all the stuff you saw in the port. The water and beach look beautiful but not too clear when in it. We didn't eat at Mr./Dr. Doolittle's but people that were on our excursion that ate there said it was EXPENSIVE. There didn't seem to be many food options so we just didn't eat the whole time there. I was really excited about this excursion but it didn't live up to all I hoped.

What a wonderful spot in the southern Caribbean. The water and sky’s colors make the beaches surreal. Unique landscapes and resorts and restaurants and water sports contribute to the mag ice Cw! The Pitons crest the most u inquest backdrop

Dr Doolittle location for the film. It is a beautiful bay. Pretty spenney to stay at the hotels 🏨 there I think. Not a lot of beach 🏖 space though. Nice for a quick look round. Would I stay there? Probably not

Beautiful bay. Had a wonderful week staying at Marigot Hotel. Felt privileged to be staying there with such wonderful views. Staff were helpful. Loved the ferry/tug across water which was quick to appear whenever needed. Part of the beach reserved for hotel guests, lovely. We watched amazing sunsets from here. Hotel also had sunbathing area with steps into the sea, great snorkling. The beach had a food/drink kiosk and various services. You are approached initially so that they can tell you what is available but after that were no bother. We did buy drinks and had a fabulous lunch from the hut on beach, really good and cheaper than hotel food, even delivered to our deck bed. Also a wonderful massage on the beach, very professional, read the reviews for Hands on the Beach. Also hired kayark and went all around the bay admiring the yachts and property. Did kayark out of Bay to see Roseau Bay just around the corner. Only negative is that you need to get a taxi to go anywhere. Plenty of drivers available though. About 20 minute walk to bus stop, which we did try but mainly used a friendly taxi driver with their local knowledge. Our hotel room was basic but comfortable with great view. We were above reception but it was very quiet which suited us. We opted for daily clean (no extra charge), floor mopped daily and felt welcoming and clean. Large covered balcony area, we enjoyed. There was one day of rain when we had decided to visit Castries and then bus to Rodney Bay. As we left the receptionist chased after us with an umbrella, goodness were we grateful. We had a late flight on our last day, hotel helpful and allowed us to use a room to change in before leaving for airport. Ate at 3 restaurants around the bay, Doolittles was attached to hotel and they looked after us well. Watched many tour boats visit and leave the bay felt lucky to actually be staying there.