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Site where the first French settlers built the first sugar houses, beach with sand and volcanic pebbles.
The first French settlers, Liénard de l'Olive and Jean Duplessis d'Ossonville, landed here in 1635 in the company of four religious of the Dominican order. They thus marked the beginning of French colonization and built the first sugar houses. The beach is beautiful with its sand and volcanic pebbles, but it has no facilities and it is well deserved: you have to cross a field of about 700 metres in which a few cattle graze quietly before reaching it, but it is worth the effort.
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Visited in december 2016
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Bonne randonnée littorale au départ de Sainte Rose, on peut allier baignade, rencontres "locales" et pique nique à l'ombre, c'est très agréable et pas envahi.
Visited in july 2016
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Voilà un nouveau coin de la Guadeloupe qui vaut le coup d'oeil (et la trempette), et qui est hors des sentiers battus. De sentier, il en est question, avec une petite randonnée dans les champs de canne pour aboutir à une superbe petite crique sauvage où vous aurez l'impression d'être seul au monde, ou les premiers débarqués.
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