Let's discover the magnificent beaches of Martinique. Get ready to be amazed by its fine sandy beaches, turquoise waters and coconut palms that invite you to relax and get away from it all.
Anse Couleuvre
For lovers of wild nature, go to Anse Couleuvre, located in the north of the island. Surrounded by green hills, this beach offers a peaceful and unspoilt setting. The sea can be a little rougher here, making it an ideal spot for surfers. A walk in the surroundings will also allow you to discover lush vegetation and exotic fauna.
Le Carbet beaches
The beach stretches over a kilometer of gray sand, generously lined with palm and coconut trees which provide pleasant natural shade. Along this wide expanse, many welcoming bars and restaurants line the seafront, providing visitors with comfortable mattresses and umbrellas to make the most of their day. It is the ideal place to enjoy a refreshing cocktail with your feet in the water, while relaxing to the rhythm of the waves.
Madiana Beach
Madiana beach, located in the town of Schœlcher in the eponymous district, near Fort-de-France, is a charming cove, pleasant, fairly wide and well maintained, with gray sand. Lined with coconut palms, it offers sunbathers welcome shade to bask between two swims. the beach is very busy in the morning with keen sportsmen who have chosen this place as their outdoor gym.
Sinai Beach in Grand'Rivière
Sinai Beach is a magnificent black sand beach located at the top of the North Atlantic coast of Martinique. Nestled in a preserved setting, backed by verdant cliffs, it offers a tranquility rarely found on other beaches on the island. The coming and going of boats from the small fishing village adds to the picturesque charm of this place.
The Salines
Unmissable, Salines beach is one of the most famous on the island. Located in Sainte-Anne, it offers a postcard setting with its soft white sand that stretches for several kilometres. The calm, crystal-clear waters are ideal for swimming and water sports. Also take advantage of the presence of small local food stalls to taste West Indian specialties.
Anse d'Arlet
Direction Anse d'Arlet, a charming beach bordered by a small fishing village. The transparent waters allow you to admire the colorful seabed, making it a prime spot for snorkeling. You will appreciate the friendly atmosphere and the small restaurants offering dishes based on fresh fish.
Anse Noire and Anse Dufour
Located close to each other, these two small beaches offer an authentic charm. Anse Noire is a volcanic black sand beach, while Anse Dufour is a white sand beach bordered by verdant cliffs. These spots are ideal for snorkeling, where you can swim alongside colorful fish.