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The holding ground here is quite reliable, with a mix of muddy and grassy patches. I found that the ... Read more about this listing
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Anchoring at Baie du Lamentin offers a quiet and scenic spot with a decent holding in mud. The water... Read more about this listing
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1 Reviews on “Baie Mahault”
The anchorage itself is well-protected from winds coming from the west to east and south, providing a calm setting for a peaceful night’s sleep.
The bottom here is primarily mud, which holds well but makes the water a bit murky. Despite this, the lack of significant wave action means your boat will stay put comfortably. I enjoyed the quiet nights with hardly any rolling, which is perfect if you want to rest easy.
One of the highlights was taking a dinghy ride to explore the nearby area. Although the village isn’t bustling, it’s charming and has all the essentials. You can find a small grocery store and some local shops, and there’s even a bus that makes getting around pretty convenient. For a change of pace, you can take a nice trip down the Sale River, which offers beautiful views and an interesting contrast to the usual sea scenery.