L' anse Tamarinier, a small enclave hidden away in the first part of Anse Céron in Martinique, is a jewel of untamed nature with few facilities. This 'cove within a cove' features a narrow strip of grey sand typical of the beaches of the northern Caribbean.
To get there, you have to cross a wooded area dotted with picnic tables. Although the sea is relatively calm here, you need to remain vigilant because of the steep gradient close to the shore.
L'Anse Tamarinier is a secluded and authentic beach, ideal for those looking to get off the beaten track.
Situation: Anse Tamarinier is a small cove located in the first part of Anse Céron.
Beach type: Wild
Water: Crystal clear
Sand: Volcanic black
Sea: Quickly deep sea - Swell sometimes - Heavy drops in water bottom
Vegetation: Shaded - Woody
Environment and nearby: Whale and dolphin transhumance route - View of La Perle islet and Dominica - Habitation Céron
Wildlife: Fish - Sea turtles
Diving: Snorkeling for good swimmers
Facilities: Parking - Tables
