This beach is a hike from Grande Anse beach, over headlands to Petite Anse beach and then to Anse Coco...there is a swampy section so your feet/ shoes may get wet/ muddy on the hike (30 minutes from Grande Anse, for moderately fit people)..it may be ankle deep after heavy rain...the beach itself is very pretty with an old ruined... More

it's the safest place for the children because there is a little sea swimming pool at the corner where no danger exist.

A great beach with plenty of shade. Unlike Grand and Petit Anse it is safer to swim here but you still need to take great care and can only swim at certain times of the year.

White sand and pure blue water! Also good for swimming. About 30 minutes to get there by walk from Grand Anse.

Even though you have to leave the bikes for the final leg to the beach it is worth it. It is a picture postcard perfect beach, the sea is rough and depending when you visit no swimming is allowed. But don't be put off you can swim at Grand Anse.

Beautiful beach close to Grand Anse on the eastern side of the island. Follow the small trail on the left from Grand Anse to get to Petite Anse and Anse Coco or book Rondy a local tour guide for an excursion via the Eagles Nest through the jungle.