Anse Mamin
A secluded little bay beside Anse Chastanet, with mountain bike trails and shaded sand within the remains of an 18th-century plantation.
Anse Mamin lies just north of Anse Chastanet, a 10-minute walk away. It was once a French colonial sugar and cocoa plantation, and old water wheels and plantation ruins can still be seen in the forest. It is now managed by the Anse Chastanet resort and has developed dozens of kilometers of mountain bike trails (Bike St. Lucia). The beach is quiet and suitable for swimming and snorkelling. Cycling requires advance booking, while the beach is open to all.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Anse Chastanet
- Soufrière Town
- Morne Coubaril Estate
- Diamond Botanical Gardens
- Toraille Waterfall
- Sugar Beach
- Sulphur Springs
- Tet Paul Nature Trail