The name Bachas comes from the local pronunciation of ‘barges,’ two of which were left by the American army on these shores after World War II. This visitor site has a delightful, long beach perfect for swimming or for taking a stroll to observe the wildlife. Behind the beach, there is a saltwater lagoon where is usual to find great blue herons and small waders such as sanderlings.

The beach is a nesting area for green sea turtles, which leave tracks in the sand after burying their eggs, especially from November to February.