Tag: Nature

Martinique, The beach guide

Ornithological Reserve of Sainte-Anne 

From Cap Chevalier, in the extreme south of the island, a boat trip allows you to discover: the four islands classified as ornithological reserve (Hardy, Percé, Burgaux and Poirier islands), the mangrove of the Baie des Anglais and the Chevalier island. The ornithological reserve The…

Martinique, The beach guide

Sargassum algae: a danger to our nature 

Present from April to July.More on the beaches of the east of the island.Consult the official bulletin of the DEAL : CLICK HERE Sargassum algae are brown algae that come from the tropical regions of the Atlantic Ocean. These algae are often associated with environmental…

Martinique, The beach guide

Coral: an essential element for our ecosystem 

Corals are microscopic living organisms that form limestone structures, called reefs, over time. These reefs are important to marine ecosystems because they provide a habitat and food source for a wide variety of animal species such as fish, mollusks, crustaceans, sea urchins, sponges, turtles and…

Martinique, The beach guide

Scuba diving in Martinique 

Martinique offers its visitors the possibility to discover an underwater world full of life and colors.You don’t need to be a pro to dive here. Beginners can practice their first dives on spectacular sites, without any certification. The warm waters surrounding the island are home…

Martinique, The beach guide

The lobster, history of a rare dish 

There was a time when local fishermen offered lobsters if you bought fish. Today it is a delicacy, but the resource has been decimated by overfishing. The lobster is still a very popular shellfish in the Caribbean cuisine. It is often prepared grilled or stewed,…