Anse des Raisiniers

Anse des Raisiniers is the first beach you'll see when you enter Tartane, and what can we say except that it's magnificent? With its fine sand, turquoise waters, and breathtaking views over the village, Anse des Raisiniers has it all. On weekdays, except during school vacations, it's almost deserted.

Commune

La Trinité

Bathing water quality

Sufficient

Activities at the beach or nearby

Discovery activities

Anse des Raisiniers beach is located near the town of Trinité. It owes its name to the sea grape trees (raisiniers in French) that border it.

It's a wonderful little beach between the town of Trinité and Tartane and will appeal to families in search of peace. It is a little frequented during the week and slightly more so at weekends. The water is clear and turquoise, and the sand is fine white.

It is similar to its neighbor beach, Anse de Tartane.

To get there, head for downtown Trinité. Just before the village, a small slip road leads to Tartane.

Don't head for the main road leading to Tartane, which will take you to Tartane's four beaches: Anse de Tartane, Anse de la Brêche, Anse l'étang and Anse Bonneville.

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