Choc Beach, Caribbean beach in Castries, Saint Lucia

Choc Beach is a wide stretch of light tan sand in the Castries quarter, about 5 km north of Castries on Saint Lucia Island. The sand slopes gently to the water, where thin foamy wave lines curve across the shore and small whitecaps break farther out. To the right, a large tree with dense green leaves and a dark trunk shades the sand, and a few dark rocks sit near the waterline.

Choc Beach lies in the Castries quarter, about 5 km north of Castries, on the island of Saint Lucia. The bay faces west, and the sand slopes gently to water that turns from pale turquoise near the shore to deeper blue where small whitecaps break. A large tree with dense green leaves shades the sand at the right-hand end, and a few dark rocks sit near the waterline.

Choc Beach lies in the Castries quarter, about 5 km north of Castries, on the island of Saint Lucia. The name Choc is shared with the surrounding Choc district, and the bay is one of the beaches serving that part of the northern coast.

Choc Beach lies in the Castries quarter, about 5 km north of Castries town, on the road that runs along Saint Lucia's northwest coast toward Gros Islet. The sand slopes gently to the waterline, with a large shade tree at the eastern end and a few dark rocks near the shore. The beach is open along its length, so access is from the coastal road.

Choc Beach lies in the Castries quarter, about 5 km north of Castries, on Saint Lucia Island. The sand slopes gently to the water, where thin white foam lines curve ashore and a few dark rocks sit near the waterline; a large tree with dense green leaves shades the sand on the right.