Anse Bertrand

Even though Anse-Bertrand is peaceful and focused on fishing, it is a big tourist attraction nonetheless. Formerly a land for making cotton and growing sugar cane, Anse-Bertrand is located in the North end of Grande-Terre. Even though the land is particularly dry and rocky, Anse-Bertrand offers wonderful and grandiose landscapes! Cliffs, coves, and amazing beaches make up its landscape.

Main attractions

• Beaches
• Kayaking
• Diving and snorkeling
• Hiking and mountain biking
• The Douaniers track
• La pointe de la Grande Vigie
• Porte d'Enfer
• Trou à Man Coco
• La Pointe du Souffleur
• Windmills
• Cart ride

Anse Bertrand activity details

La Pointe de la Grande Vigie, which is located 6 km away from Anse-Bertrand, offers a wonderful landscape with 90-meter-high cliffs that overlook the ocean. It is a perfectly unconventional sight in Guadeloupe, and many tourists come and discover it on a hike on these cliffs that are worthy of the Anglo-Norman cliffs!

The sea breaks at La Porte d’Enfer, another amazing location. However, the nature in this place is calm and preserved. And, contrary to its name, this cove is a heavenly location. This lovely little cover is a really delightful green oasis, with turquoise waters filled with multicolored fishes and surrounded by high cliffs. The caves dug by the sea are impressive and you can see volcanic rocks. The region’s landscapes also offer many windmills, remnants of the past.

For all of these reasons, you can go kayaking, diving, or snorkeling in peace in Anse-Bertrand, far away from mass tourism. You will be in perfect harmony with nature.

Additional information

The Anse-Bertrand cliffs, one of the highlights of Guadeloupe.