The Anse du Brick, in Maupertus-sur-Mer, is bordered by Pointe du Brick and forms one of the numerous coves of the Val de Saire coast. Its sandy beach is nestled at the very bottom and extends over 820 ft (250 m). It is said to have been frequented by privateers in the 17th century. Today, the beach is mostly sought-after by surfers on windy days. At the top of the hill, a path leads to Cap Lévi.