Plage des Salines

This is a truly gorgeous beach, away from villages but easily accessible by car. There are a couple of restaurants and stalls at one end, and a public restroom. The rest - over 1 km in length - is quiet with much fewer people. Gorgeous views to Diamond rock to the North.

One of the most beautiful beaches I've ever seen. Great restaurants and drinks along side. Lots of activities to do- snorkeling, kayak,boating, jetski...

Nice but very crowded if you go on weekends, especially by car. If you come by the trail I think it's better to stop before getting to plage de Salines, at the smaller, more private and wilder beaches. You get a lot more shade and space

Beautiful sandy beach and palm trees. Great place for families with kids.

Parking sucks but a great beach. A must !

🚨 BEWARE 🚨 - Drive your own/rented car here just as we did. In the case of transport by taxi, local drivers are nasty and can charge as much as 25 Euro. Loooong and famous, sandy Martinique beach with palm trees and no rocks or algae. Just remember one thing to do when the sea tide is low. Otherwise, there won't be any beach left, since the seawater goes all the way up to the trees. Also, generally, restaurants are open just till 3 PM / 15:00.

One of the most spectacular beaches on the island. Many spots where you can get a coconut from which you can drink natural coconut water straight from the fruit. One downside, after 5 PM, small flies appear, their bite are not frendly. 🥹However, you can enjoy a stunning sunset from the sunbed.

This beach is seriously overrated. We went on a Monday to avoid the weekend crowds and still, the parking was nearly impossible. The beach itself has white sand, yes, but it is very narrow, leaving very little space for walking and forcing everyone find space to set up their things under a dense strip of trees, many of which are manchineels. Manchineels are toxic, by the way, every part of them from their bark to the sap on their leaves. I couldn't believe how many people were sitting under them. As for the water, it is calm, yes, but there was a lot of seaweed when we were there. The sanitary block was the last straw. It was full of garbage and when I opened a door to loon inside, a woman took the opportunity to toss some garbage directly into the toilet. We decided on the spot to leave and we went to Sainte-Anne beach instead, which was much better. In short, don't waste your time...