Visitors seeking a picturesque and secluded place to snorkel and observe abundant marine life flock to Petite Anse. Not a traditional beach, this small cove is mainly rocky, with a curved brick shoreline and small patch of sand. Observe stunning views from this location or take to the water to experience what this sea has to offer. If you are traveling with children, this is a great place for them to play, with large protective boulders sealing off the wider ocean. Use our Anse des Flamands holiday website to visit Petite Anse on your trip to Anse des Flamands, and learn what else travelers and our writers recommend seeing nearby.
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I love Petite Anse, but mainly for snorkeling or a quick pincic. It's not really a beach but more of a rocky cove.
I love Petite Anse, but mainly for snorkeling or a quick pincic. It's not really a beach but more of a rocky cove. more »
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We had a superb view of La Petite Anse from the lookout point above Colombier. It’s a small and rocky cove between Flamands and Colombier beaches. The water is clear and looks like it would make for..... more
We had a superb view of La Petite Anse from the lookout point above Colombier. It’s a small and rocky cove between Flamands and Colombier beaches. The water is clear and looks like it would make for..... more »
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