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1 Reviews on “Anse Caritan”
The depth here typically ranges around 4 meters.
The area is lively with a mix of local and visiting boats, but there’s usually plenty of space to find your own spot. While it can get a bit busy, especially near the entrance, the ambiance remains pleasant. The beach is easily accessible and there’s a floating dock available for dinghies, which is a plus.
Be aware of the occasional fishing traps and high-speed boats that can create some hazards. The proximity to the village of Sainte-Anne is a significant advantage, offering easy access to provisions, restaurants, and local attractions.
For those looking to explore, there’s a charming trail leading to the stunning Anse Salines, and the area around Anse Caritan is known for its marine life, including turtles and barracudas.