Site page with Petite Anse context, crowding, and the 0-20 m rocky tongue.
France · Guadeloupe main islands: Basse-Terre and Grande-Terre
Mademoiselle Rose: shallow Bouillante reef.
Mademoiselle Rose: shallow Bouillante reef.
Club-led shore access is the practical default for this site.
Mademoiselle Rose is a quiet Bouillante coastal reef outside the national park, built around a shallow rocky tongue with scattered coral heads and a small canyon. The site suits relaxed, shore-style planning and divers who want an easy profile rather than a demanding drift or wreck. Expect a simple route, steady buoyancy over the coral heads, and a calm-weather outing that rewards patient reef observation.
Safety Notes
Keep buoyancy tight over the coral heads and watch the canyon edges if the swell picks up.
Access Restrictions
Treat it as a shore-style Bouillante site and keep the plan flexible around calm weather windows.
Legal Notes
Follow local coastal access rules and any park-boundary guidance.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
A shallow reef route with a rocky tongue, coral heads, and a small canyon; relaxed buoyancy matters more than pace.
Freediving
Possible only as a shallow look, but the site is really a scuba reef.
Snorkeling
Snorkeling can glimpse the top of the reef, but the site is more rewarding on scuba.
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Site page with Petite Anse context, crowding, and the 0-20 m rocky tongue.
Dry-season and visibility context for Guadeloupe diving.
Bouillante operator page showing year-round support and all-level diving.

Bouillante wreck dive with rooms, decks, and penetration potential.

Sheltered Bouillante shore dive with a shallow wall profile.