La Sagesse Beach, Sand beach in Saint David Parish, Grenada.
La Sagesse Beach is a sandy shore curving along the coast with palm trees and views of the Caribbean Sea backed by green hills. The strand offers different areas suitable for swimming and relaxation throughout its length.
The beach was once gated off by Lord Brownlow, a relative of the British Queen, restricting public access. Local residents removed these barriers in 1975, reclaiming the shore for the community.
The restaurant here receives daily deliveries from local fishermen who bring their catch for traditional cooking. You can see how seafood is woven into the everyday life of the community.
The beach has parking and basic amenities available for day visitors. A restaurant on-site serves meals, making it convenient for spending a full day by the water.
A former military site was transformed into a nature reserve in 1987. The area now serves as a refuge where tropical birds and butterflies thrive in a protected setting.
Location: Saint David Parish
GPS coordinates: 12.02390,-61.67224
Latest update: December 6, 2025 19:09
The Caribbean holds beaches that have kept their natural shape and offer travelers a different view of the region. Some sit on small islands, others along coasts protected by coral reefs. Eagle Beach in Aruba draws visitors with its white sand, while Flamenco Beach on Culebra in Puerto Rico is known for its clear water. Seven Mile Beach in Grand Cayman stretches along the western shore, and Anse de Grande Saline in Saint Barthélemy remains secluded and backed by hills. Tulum in Mexico pairs beach with Mayan ruins, Bathsheba in Barbados shows rocky coastal formations, and Treasure Beach in Jamaica is a quiet fishing village with dark sand. Caribbean beaches vary in character and location. Rendezvous Bay in Anguilla and Long Bay in Saint Martin offer wide stretches of sand, while Half Moon Bay in Antigua stands out for its protected cove. Shoal Bay in Antigua is popular with snorkelers, Sorobon Beach in Bonaire sits in a shallow mangrove area, and Pigeon Point in Tobago features a long wooden jetty. Zoni Beach on Culebra sees few visitors, La Sagesse Bay in Grenada is lined with palms, and Varadero in Cuba runs for several miles along the northern coast. These beaches work as starting points for travelers looking to explore the region beyond the standard tourist circuit.
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