Beaches, a Creole village, the ferry shuttle and sunsets: discover Les Trois-Îlets, the starting point of our excursions.
It is from Anse à l'Âne, in the municipality of Les Trois-Îlets, that our excursions set out. Ideally located on the Caribbean coast, facing Fort-de-France, this little seaside resort is a perfect starting point for exploring the south of the island. Here is what to see and do around our home port.
Beaches, a Creole village, the ferry shuttle and sunsets: the best of Les Trois-Îlets and its surroundings.
Our departure point: a sheltered, family-friendly beach facing Fort-de-France, with restaurants and a shuttle jetty.
The tourist heart of Les Trois-Îlets: marina, beaches, hotels and views over the bay of Fort-de-France.
A charming Creole village, birthplace of the Empress Joséphine, with its square, its church and its pottery workshops.
The shuttle links Fort-de-France to Anse à l'Âne and the Pointe du Bout in about twenty minutes: the easiest and most enjoyable way.
Just a few minutes away, Les Anses-d'Arlet, Anse Dufour and Anse Noire: swimming, snorkelling and encounters with sea turtles.
Facing west, the bay offers spectacular sunsets over Fort-de-France and the Caribbean Sea every evening.
Meet us at the Anse à l'Âne jetty for a half-day in search of dolphins and sea turtles.
Book your dolphin & sea turtle excursion with Planète Dauphins.