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The village was the hiding spot of the local Caraibe indians who were fleeing the very first colonizers. 

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In 1825, only seven families were still present, and living at Petit-Portland bay. 

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The history of Anse Bertrand district is therefore closely linked to its late colonization.

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Its ecocomy is mostly agricultural, with a specialization on sugar cane cultivation.

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This district is full of extraordinary natural spots like : 

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La Grande Vigie spot: situated at the northern tip of the island, 

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the landscape is full of cliffs that are 80 meters high and that dive into the atlantic ocean. 

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The Porte d’Enfer spot : a narrow water bend surrounded by cliffs. 

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Close to this spot, there is a small cave in the cliff called the hole of "Madame Coco"