Anse La Brêche Beach

It is not very famous for its waters, which are not turquoise, but this cove is still a pleasant place to come and relax.

The beach presents itself with its long line of fine blond sand, accentuated by multiple specimen trees. The coconut and grape trees offer a providential shelter from the sun.

Moreover, on this cove, you will also find mancenilliers, which are also very numerous! Be careful, you must not touch them, at the risk of seeing burns appear on your body. Moreover, the fruits of the mancenilla tree look like small apples, so it is possible that your children approach them. Don't worry, you will easily spot these trees by the large red lines painted on their trunks.

The waters are calm and suitable for swimming, for adults and children. It is therefore an ideal place to come with your family. The beach has a number of sheltered areas where you can enjoy a picnic in complete serenity, protected from the sun's rays.

On the beach, slightly set back, a restaurant and its beautiful terrace will be waiting for you for the meal. From the parking lot behind the beach, a wooden path has been built. It allows people with reduced mobility to reach the water's edge without effort.

Also note that as you head towards the town, you will pass the ruins of the old Hardy Rum Factory. There is still an old chimney and the tools that were used for the production to observe.