Ranch Anse Macabou

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Horse-riding
Horseback riding

Quartier Macabou, 97280 Le Vauclin

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Horse riding and swimming at the Anse Macabou Ranch in Le Vauclin. In south-eastern Martinique, Anse Macabou Ranch invites you to enjoy a horse ride that takes you from land to sea: dry forest, mangroves, unspoilt beaches and exceptional views of the coast and the Atlantic Ocean. The ride follows the Trace des Caps trail, in the heart of the Grand Macabou nature reserve, a 144-hectare area designated as a natural site of faunistic and floristic interest.

Tours take place in the mornings only, from Monday to Sunday, by booking only, with a departure time of 8.15 am. Groups are limited to eight riders to ensure a high standard of supervision. This allows everyone to enjoy the scenery at their own pace.

Luc, a passionate rider and guide, welcomes each participant before the ride. The morning begins with preparing the horses, a special moment to forge an initial bond with gentle, well-balanced horses that are used to roaming freely . The routes are suitable for beginners as well as more experienced riders. The pace is adapted to the group’s ability, with sections at a walk, trot or canter depending on the conditions and each rider’s comfort level.

The route takes in several of Macabou’s iconic landscapes. You can ride to the unspoilt beach of Grand Macabou, lined with coconut palms, discover the Chapel of Our Lady of the Sailors and the lambis shell cemetery, then continue the adventure towardsAnse Grosse Roche and its famous ‘heart’ depending on the package you’ve chosen.

The site’s natural richness gives each ride a different atmosphere. The dry forest and mangrove swamps are home, in particular, to the local pear tree and the black candlestick tree. Massel Pond serves as a refuge for migratory birds and is situated within a sea turtle nesting area. With its shaded paths, open spaces and unspoilt shoreline, the route reveals an unspoilt side of Martinique, far from the hustle and bustle.

Swimming with the horses is a particularly memorable experience: riding your horse into the ocean on the unspoilt beach of Grand Macabou.

Prices for 2026: • 1½-hour ride: €35. Route to Grand Macabou beach. • 1 hour 45-minute ride including a swim: €40. Access to the beach and a swim with the horses. • 2-hour ride: €45. Route to Anse Grosse Roche and the Chapel of the Virgin of the Sailors.

Practical information: • This activity is available to those aged 13 and over, with a maximum weight of 85 kg. • We recommend wearing trousers, closed-toe shoes and a cap or bandana. Helmets are provided on site. • To reach the ranch, take the entrance to Anse Macabou and continue for around 800 metres. The meeting point is on the right.

Tip: Book directly with Luc, mentioning that you’ve been referred by Martinique Tour, then share your thoughts after this equestrian adventure in Le Vauclin.