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1 Reviews on “Anse Bésia”
Anse Bésia, located near Pointe Granger and the small hamlet of Laurette in Basse-Terre, Guadeloupe, offers a secluded anchorage experience ideal for sailors who enjoy a peaceful, natural setting. The area is lightly developed, with low-lying elevations that provide minimal cover but showcase beautiful, untouched scenery. Close to landmarks such as the small islet of La Biche and nearby hamlets like Morne Rouge, Anse Bésia is part of a region that’s still largely embraced by natural beauty and simplicity. This anchorage doesn’t see heavy traffic, so visitors can expect quieter waters and fewer vessels around.