Curés Cove in Bangor should not be confused with Curés Cove in Sauzon, on the coast "from within", as they call the north coast of the island, as opposed to the south coast called "the wild side". And it deserves its name, with its wild beauty, hardly tamed by man. This cove has heavenly aspects and is well hidden from view, but the space is limited and most of the activities take place on or under water. It is advisable to come early and not when the tide is too high. It can be accessed by swimming or by boat to another small more secret cove, on the right. Southeast, it is in the shade in the evening.
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