Nestled on the enchanting island of Saint Martin, Trou de David (David's Hole) is a hidden gem that awaits the adventurous geocacher. This natural wonder, a geological marvel, is not just a testament to the island's vibrant ecosystem but also a portal to breathtaking views and an
unforgettable experience.
Devil’s Hole is an impressive 80-foot diameter sinkhole located between Baie Rouge and Pointe du Bluff on the island of Saint Martin. Accessing David's Hole involves a short walk that begins at the crossroads between Terres-Basses and Red Bay. You can see it as you turn left along the cliff side, at the end of the path leading to Petites Cayes Bay. This natural wonder is situated on the French side of the island, offering visitors a unique and breathtaking view of nature's power and beauty.
Trou de David is more than just a spot for geocaching; it's a doorway to exploring the rich biodiversity of Saint Martin. The area is teeming with unique flora and fauna, offering plenty of photo opportunities. The hole itself, a deep natural pit, presents a captivating geological structure that invites curiosity and wonder.
Your quest is to find a regular-sized container hidden near the edge of Trou de David, carefully placed to not disturb the natural beauty of the surroundings. Inside, you'll find a logbook to record your visit, along with pencil and a pencil sharpener.