Anse du Carbet
Martinique has been shaped by the volcano, which has a great impact on the northern beaches. It is a black sand beach, because the town of Carbet is actually at the foot of the volcano that can be admired while taking a bath.Generally, the water…
Anse Céron
Just after Le Prêcheur, the beach of Anse Céron can be seen on the left of the road. You will notice the small island of “La Perle”, much smaller than the Diamant du Sud. It is the landmark of a world famous diving spot.Anse Céron…
Anse Azérot
Anse Azerot is the last beach on the Atlantic coast where swimming is possible. The Atlantic coast of the island is beaten by the waves of the ocean, it is not protected by a barrier reef. The landscape of cliffs, pebbles and impressive rollers. At…
Anse à Prûnes, the hidden treasure of the Salines
Looking for a little adventure off the beaten track? Look no further than the beautiful beach of Anse à Prûnes, located just south of Grande Anse des Salines. This secluded spot is a haven for those looking to get away from it all. Just opposite…
Hiking in the north of Martinique : Le Prêcheur to Grand-Rivière
The town of Le Prêcheur and the town of Grand-Rivière are linked by a famous hiking trail, located in the extreme north of the island. This path follows the old departmental road that used to connect the houses of these two communes using ox-drawn carts….
Beaches of Martinique
The beaches of Martinique are among the most beautiful in the world. Our island owes its reputation to many factors, including its natural assets: a volcanic soil of exceptional fertility, a relief in the north, very mountainous, which protects large parts of our coastline. And…
Traditional rowing in Martinique
Traditional rowing, commonly known as “3 Z’aviwon”, is a key element of Martinique’s cultural heritage. It is widespread along the Caribbean coast, and is practiced on wooden boats, with 3 rowers on a fixed bench and a “boss” (coxswain). The “3 Z’Aviwon” races attract many…
Hiking in the South of Martinique: the “trace of the capes”
The Trace des Caps is a hiking route located in the extreme south of Martinique, which goes from Petit Macabou to Sainte-Anne. It is very popular with visitors and inhabitants of the island, because it offers a variety of landscapes ranging from frequented or wild…
Traditional horse racing on the beach
The Natural Park of Martinique and the City of Sainte-Marie, with the help of the Association Les Centaures, organize every year on August 15 horse and mule races on the beach of Sainte-Marie. The Natural Park contributes to the perpetuation of this cultural tradition, and…