Orient Beach

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Orient Beach

Orient Beach is known as the Saint-Tropez of the Caribbean. The stretch of sandy beach with rows of colourful deck chairs is the perfect location to relax and unwind; furthermore, the tree-lined promenade boasts a lot of nice bars, restaurants and beach activities.

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