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Best Beaches

Martinique's coastline offers a stark contrast between the volcanic black sands of the north and the white coral shores of the south. These beaches range from the sheltered, shallow waters of Pointe Marin and Anse Michel, frequently used for windsurfing, to the wild Atlantic waves of Anse Trabaud and Grande Anse Macabou. Many sites, such as Anse Noire and Grande Anse d’Arlet, provide habitats for sea turtles and diverse marine life easily accessible from the shore.

Grand Salines Bay

A gorgeous bay with white-sand beaches is a tropical paradise. Enjoy warm Caribbean Sea and coconut palms everywhere around!

Plage de l'Anse Couleuvre

A secluded northern beach featuring dark volcanic sand and steep cliffs. It is accessible via a forest trail from Le Prêcheur.

Plage de l'Anse Madame

An urban beach in Schoelcher featuring grey sand. It is a frequent site for sailing and nautical sports competitions.

Anse Mitan Beach

A beautiful beach in the Caribbean Sea located in the south of Fort-de-France. Enjoy white fine-grained sand!

Plage de l'Anse Noire

A unique black-sand cove in the south, accessible by a long staircase. The clear waters are known for sea turtle sightings and snorkeling.

Plage de la Pointe Marin

A long stretch of white sand near Sainte-Anne with calm, shallow water. It is bordered by snack bars and shaded by coconut trees.

Plage de l'Anse Céron

A grey-sand beach located at the foot of the northern mountains. It features large coconut trees and views of the Pearl Islet.

Plage de Grande Anse des Salines

Martinique’s most iconic white-sand beach, stretching over a kilometer at the island's southern tip. It is lined with coconut palms and local food stalls.

Plage de la Grande Anse d'Arlet

A popular bay in Les Anses-d'Arlet featuring calm water and seaside restaurants. It is a prime location for snorkeling with sea turtles.

Plage de la Grande Anse du Diamant

A three-kilometer beach offering direct views of Diamond Rock. Due to strong currents and large waves, it is better suited for walking than swimming.

Plage de l'Anse Michel

A white-sand beach protected by a coral reef. Its shallow turquoise waters and steady winds make it a major spot for kitesurfing.

Plage de l'Anse Figuier

A family-friendly beach with clear, calm water and a view of Diamond Rock. The Ecomuseum of Martinique is located directly on its shore.

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Plage de l'Anse Caritan

A sheltered cove near Sainte-Anne with very shallow water. It features a coastal path and an inflatable water park for children.

Plage de la Grande Terre des Salines

A wilder extension of Les Salines beach, facing the Atlantic. It offers more seclusion and a rugged landscape compared to its neighbor.

Plage de l'Anse Trabaud

A remote Atlantic beach reached via a private dirt road. It is known for its surfing conditions and designated clothing-optional areas.

Plage de la Grande Anse Macabou

A wild, undeveloped beach on the Atlantic coast. It serves as a key point along the Trace des Caps hiking trail.

Anse Cafard

Located in Le Diamant, this beach sits below the Cap 110 slave memorial. It is characterized by rough surf and views of Diamond Rock.

Trou Cochon

A small beach hidden within the mangroves of Le Vauclin. It is accessible via a 30-minute hike and features a calm, natural pool.

Plage de la Petite Anse Macabou

A quiet, reef-protected beach on the Atlantic coast. It offers calmer swimming conditions than the adjacent Grande Anse Macabou.

Plage de Pointe Faula

A beach in Le Vauclin famous for its shallow water extending hundreds of meters from the shore. It is a premier kitesurfing destination.