From Sainte-Anne to the Caravelle peninsula, Martinique’s Atlantic coast is a succession of shallow bays protected from the open sea by the coral reef and dotted with islets. Light spots here and there: so here are the famous white bottoms… These are in fact sandy bottoms in the open sea where you can swim in one meter of water in complete peace: “I’m on foot!”. The Martiniqueans as well as the tourists have taken the habit of coming to settle down with a glass of rum or fruit juice in hand. Taking an aperitif in the open sea while splashing around, water up to your waist, is an experience worth the detour!
Located mainly off the communes of François, Robert and Vauclin, it is obviously impossible to get there by foot. The options are numerous and meet everyone’s requirements, depending on whether you are looking for a quiet stroll, a festive atmosphere, an activity in total autonomy…