Facing the translucent waters and lined with white sand, the famous Flamands beach is the longest on the island. This splendid beach of soft, fine sand marvels at those loving paradisiacal landscapes, with its amazing sparkles shimmering under the Caribbean sun.

You'll find few shadows here, but the presence of some coconut trees creates a truly idyllic atmosphere where you'll love strolling and admiring the ocean view. Ideal for swimming, Flamands beach can, however, be animated by the formation of powerful waves according to weather conditions.

With rolling waves and changing skies, the quiet scenery of Flamands converts into magnificent works of art by nature, with strong contrasts and intense colors. A famous beach to visit at least once or more.

The waters of Flamands are part of the island's Nature Reserve, allowing a highly diverse fauna to thrive, delighting snorkeling enthusiasts. Considered the nursery of the Reserve, this protected area, off-limits to fishing, is home to many species of fish and sea turtles.

On the trails, you’ll discover panoramic, stunning viewpoints as you ascend the paths facing Bonhomme Island, and reach Colombier for the fabulous show of the glorious sunset in the bay.

And when the wind blows over the sea, magnificent waves form and create sumptuous landscapes. On land, the wind then attracts kite enthusiasts, who find there the perfect conditions to fly their colors in the Caribbean air.