Visitors will discover there are plenty of advantages to visiting a beach that hasn't been"discovered" by thousands of tourists, like having a bit more space to spread out and Anse Couchon offers just those rewards.

The shores of Anse Couchon beach are covered with rich black volcanic sand, and edge the peaceful aquamarine waters of the Caribbean.

While St. Lucia offers beaches that are more secluded than Anse Couchon the combination of natural beauty, personality and atmosphere provided by this location could be what you are looking for.

Many of the beaches in St. Lucia are quiet and secluded, and this sedate vacation style can be had at Anse Couchon without taking you too far away. Cities are close without being too close you won't lack for anything.

Travelers in search of beauty and scenery can find them on the beaches of St. Lucia, helping them to become a popular destination for vacationers. And, while many travelers visit these beautiful spots, a few draw smaller crowds than others. The nature of each beach is different, and it's easy for many vacationers to enjoy everything Anse Couchon has to offer.

Location

This delightful beach is located on the southwestern coast of St. Lucia, 1 mile from Anse Cachon Dive Spot. Anse Couchon is close to Canaries, so you can explore the town as part of your day at the beach.

Nearby Hotels

The number of other vacationers sharing the beach can vary widely, depending on the time of day and season of the year. There aren't any large hotels in the immediate neighborhood but it is often visited by visitors staying at hotels in the general vicinity. There are a few hotels near this beach. If you're looking for a place to stay in this neighborhood you won't have much difficulty.

Hotels near this beach are listed in the following table.

Amenities and Ambience

While visiting Anse Couchon, beachgoers can enjoy some underwater sightseeing at the beach's shallow reef, which is home to an array of fascinating sea life.

The amount of people on the beach depends on the time of year, day of the week, and other factors. Some of St. Lucia's beaches are more crowded than others particularly during the high season. When planning a beach outing a key factor to consider may be the size of the crowd you'll be joining, which is important to some vacationers. While some beach goers prefer a crowded beach with lots of activity, other beach bums like a quieter oceanfront setting.

Like many places in St. Lucia this beach has its own personality which will be particularly appealing to some visitors. The special qualities of this beach are somewhat different from many of the other beaches in St. Lucia. Beachgoers will discover that the Anse Couchon is a peaceful little getaway spot, perfect for some rest and relaxation.

Attractions

Seeing the beach can be a wonderful way to get close to some of nature's most beautiful works, but there are also other natural sites and attractions worth visiting. For instance, Anse Cachon Dive Spot, (located 1 mile to the southwest of Anse Couchon) can provide beachgoers with a little something extra for their day at the seaside.

If you want to learn more about the history of St. Lucia there are opportunities nearby. For instance, Mourne Coubaril Estate is located 3.0 miles to the southeast of Anse Couchon.

There are plenty of close-by activities so you won't run out of things to do. The attractions closest to this beach are listed in the following table.

Food

If you're on the beach and you start feeling a bit hungry, not to worry, you'll have your pick of nearby fine dining.

Eateries near this beach are shown below.

Every location in the world has its own unique cuisine, and St. Lucia is no different. One of the most enjoyable places to discover local delicacies is directly on the beach. Many hotels will be happy to pack a picnic lunch for their guests, or you can pick up some food en route to the beach.

Other Beaches

Those who are looking for a great beach will find more than just Anse Couchon in St. Lucia. Another location you might enjoy is Rodney Bay, located 16.2 miles to the north. Rodney Bay's pretty beaches are not the focal point at this tourist haven, where many guests come to spend time at the beach, shops, restaurants, and other areas scattered along the shore.

If you're looking for a more active beach scene, you might find that Anse Chastanet is just right. It is located 1.3 miles to the southeast.

Another beach to consider is Anse des Pitons, located 4.4 miles from Anse Couchon. Formerly one of St. Lucia's black sand beaches, Anse des Pitons has been transformed into an pearly-white shoreline of sugary sands.

Anse Couchon may not be right for you, but St. Lucia is full of beach options for travelers. Even if this beach isn't perfect for you, you're sure to find something to enjoy.