It has 700 m long white sand beaches, with numerous coconut palms.

There is a reef protecting the south shore of the island.

The island is uninhabited but tourists frequently visit it for its water-sports including scuba diving, snorkeling, water skiing, sailing, windsurfing, and deep sea fishing.

[1] There is a restaurant on the island serving Creole cuisine.

The island belongs to Port Glaud District.