Gorgeous spot, albeit a bit busy. Great for a swim followed by a picnic on the rocks.

Easy to reach and nice quick warm up for other more authentic and demanding waterfall hikes. Had been quite rainy when we were ther so the water was brown

Little bit harder to reach it but a awesome place with no much turists!

Another great beach but black sand which does NOT affect water clarity. A great entry point for snorkeling and diving especially as it serves as the waypoint to Jacque Cousteau protected waters. The glass bottom boat is a must since it is actually below water. a gentle lap entry to the water gives ways to boulders and corrals. Ok for little ones because of the lack of waves.

Hired 2 double kayaks from Kristal at a pretty good price of €20 pp for 4 hours. This was sufficient time for a trip to Pigeon Islands. We rowed around both of the islands (don’t do this unless you are proficient because it’s pretty tough round the back). We also snorkelled at the sandy beach, the stony beach and the rocky beach (latter only accessible on foot from the stony beach). Much of the coral is dead but it is regenerating and beautiful. Wonderful fish also. Definitely worth doing.

weNo. 1 was Closed when we arrived and Will be for months because of the damage dealt by hurricane. So we missed it... Second was bit easy and also bit shortened because of increased risk. Swimming was also prohibited. No. 3 was further away and we drove there by car. After parking lot there were 45mins hike quite easy nature trail...condition was ok. Some stones were slippery and there were also mud. After 35 min hike there is some 10m descending with Rope which at first seemed quite though. The waterfall itself was simply stunning in the middle of jungle and ITS massive power felt from head to toes. It was way better than expected. Waterfogg roams around and gets you wet without swimming. There is a pool where one can swim as ll...

relaxation assured

Wir waren an einem Sonntag da, die Parkplätze und die Straße waren voller Autos. Das Bad war gut besucht, aber nicht zu voll und das Becken war sauber. Das Wasser war angenehm und die Regenwaldkulisse schön.

Next to the Dufau house, water falls into a large pool following a natural stream, a grove in the rock, over around thirty meters. There are traces of the Amerindian occupation all along the river which is also called Petit Carbet

Pearly Black shining sand like ash surrounded by long Green palmtrees and mountain la soufriere. Sand is warm and amazingly soft. Simply stunning beach and had lots of Space. Waves are quite high and agressive. Good beach for bodyboarding etc. Wave frequency was quick and underwater streams strong. Beach itself is quite shallow and super soft but with small children you must be very carefull.