CANOE BAY BEACH

This private beach was once the largest Amerindian village on the island. It is their pirogues, moored here, that inspired the settlers in the choice of the name. The access to the beach is not free because it depends on the hotel which is installed there (no longer in very good condition) but it is the price to pay to take advantage of a really relaxing atmosphere, of the straw huts on the beach, of the cabins of showers and WC. Here, we enjoy the turquoise waters of this beach less known than Pigeon Point but very pretty, very quiet for families who want to swim.