Where Katouche Bay Is Located

Katouche Bay sits along Anguilla's northern coastline, west of Crocus Bay. The area is backed by natural terrain and gentle cliff lines, creating a peaceful atmosphere with sweeping views toward the open sea.

Snorkeling at Katouche Bay

Snorkeling conditions at Katouche Bay can be appealing on days when the water is calm. The area features clear water and scattered rock formations that may attract small reef fish and marine life. Because the coastline can be exposed at times, visitors should always assess conditions before entering the water.

Kayaking Along the Northern Coastline

Kayaking from Katouche Bay is possible when wind and swell are minimal. The surrounding cliffs and natural contours of the coastline create a scenic route for paddlers, offering an enjoyable way to explore this quiet stretch of Anguilla's shore.

As with snorkeling, kayaking is best reserved for days with gentle seas, as northern conditions can shift depending on weather and seasonal patterns.

Natural and Rugged Beauty

What sets Katouche Bay apart is its sense of natural isolation. The cliffs and rocky features contribute to a landscape perfect for photography, quiet walks and appreciating Anguilla's raw coastal scenery. The bay remains minimally developed, adding to its peaceful atmosphere.

Visiting Katouche Bay

Visitors should bring water, sun protection and appropriate footwear, especially if exploring the rocky edges or walking along uneven terrain. Because the area is relatively exposed, it is helpful to plan a visit during mornings or late afternoons when the light and temperatures are more comfortable.

Learn More About Katouche Bay

For photos and a local overview of the area, visit our guide to Katouche Bay in Anguilla.