This beach is accessed via an ~2km poorly maintained dirt road that is behind the rum distillery, where you see the not so pretty side of the town of Rosseau. I was glad we had an all-wheel-drive and would not like to attempt it after heavy rain. The beach itself was broad and mostly deserted except for a few locals handing around a motley collection of shacks. There was also cattle and goats around, so I guess they were farming. There was no beach activity except for us. We attempted to snorkel the south (left) side of the beach since the surf was up a little and it looked more sheltered. But the swell was unpleasant, the visibility less than 1m, and the sand quite coarse and unpleasant. There's also a lot of garbage around. In short, we gave up after 20 minutes and left. I think there's a reason this beach isn't on the mainstream tourist maps.

We took a kayak from our resort at Oasis Marigot Bay. We first went to shell beach which was nice, and then we came here. It was exactly what we needed. Piece and quite! We were the only 3 ppl on the entire beach. The water was so nice and the sand was super soft. We haf a great time