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Anse Céron

Anse Céron lies north of Le Prêcheur, facing the small islet La Perle. Grey-black sand and coconut shade give this cove a quieter volcanic-coast feel.

Anse Céron

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Why go

The beach is a good contrast with the white-sand south: the sand color, trees and view toward La Perle all belong to the northern coast. Picnic tables and showers are described on the tourism page, though facilities should be checked locally. Keep this as its own stop rather than folding it into nearby Anse Couleuvre.

What to look for

  • Grey-black sand lies beneath the trees at Anse Céron.
  • The cove looks toward La Perle islet.

Useful to know

  • Check facilities and sea conditions on arrival.

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Outdoor visit · 45–90 min

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