Beach· Terre-de-Haut· Leeward Islands
Anse du Figuier & Anse Rodrigue Beaches
15° 51.5′ N · 61° 35.3′ W
Two small south-coast coves of Terre-de-Haut: Anse du Figuier, a sheltered snorkelling cove facing Grand-Îlet, and Anse Rodrigue, described as romantic and secluded, where pre-Columbian artefacts now in the Fort Napoléon museum were found.
Practical
Position is the Plage d'Anse du Figuier polygon (OSM); Anse Rodrigue is at 15.85797,-61.57954. Both reached by road/foot from town (15-25 minutes). Small snack bars at Anse Rodrigue are mapped in OSM. Protected from the trades by the island but open to southern swell. No anchorage sources for these coves - visit overland.
Best for
Quiet coves and snorkelling away from town
Nearby
- Les Balançoires & Le Perchoir Rooftop Bar0.3 NM away
- Les Saintes Dive Centres0.3 NM away
- Les Saintes Watersport Rentals0.3 NM away
- Le Chameau Hike0.4 NM away
- Le Triangle (Fond Curé)0.4 NM away
- Terre-de-Haut Clinic & Pharmacy0.4 NM away
- Ti Bo Doudou (Terre-de-Haut)0.4 NM away
- Coconuts Bar (Terre-de-Haut)0.5 NM away