Beach Anse Couleuvre Prêcheur Martinique
Beach Anse Couleuvre Cocotier Prêcheur MartiniqueThe last beach accessible by car on the North Atlantic coast. Its black sand and coconut trees make it one of the most beautiful wild beaches of the island. Bring your mask and keep your eyes open, turtles are often seen there.
The twin beaches, one of black volcanic sand, the other of blond sand, are among the favorites of tourists and locals. Family atmosphere, quiet swimming and snorkeling are on the agenda!
Beach of Anse Dufour Seine fishing Les Anses-d'Arlets Martinique
Beach of Anse Noire Pontoon Sable noire Les Anses-d'Arlets Martinique
Pontoon Beach Diamond Martinique2
Beach of Dizac Morne Larcher Diamant MartiniqueThe mythical Diamant beach, with its circular arc, is 3 km long. With the Diamond rock and the Morne Larcher in the line of sight, it is very popular with families and young people. The sea is sometimes agitated, the waves are the joy of bodyboarders.
This beautiful and quiet beach is one of the most popular in Sainte-Luce. Its clear water and shaded back beach are perfect for family picnics.
Beach of Anse Desert Sainte-Luce Martinique
Beach of Anse Desert Sainte-Luce Martinique
Beach of Pointe Borgnèse Marin Martinique
Beach of Pointe Borgnèse Marin MartiniqueA small cove accessible from the road between Sainte Luce and Le Marin. A sheltered cove, very popular with boaters for its quiet anchorage. It is a great place for snorkeling and meeting small multicolored fish. Beware of manchineel trees !
This beach is suitable for families with children because you can walk far into the water and the sea is very calm. On one part you will find water activities, water games and restaurants, the other part is wilder and more suitable for picnics and lazing around.
Beach of Anse Caritan Tree Sainte-Anne Martinique
Beach of Anse Caritan Sainte-Anne Martinique
Beach of Salines Cocotier Sainte-Anne Martinique
Plage des Salines Surveillance station Sainte-Anne MartiniqueThe most famous beach of Martinique, famous for its coconut trees leaning on the white sand along the turquoise sea. The postcard beach with its small restaurants, its juice sellers, its swimsuit sellers… A must!
