Plage des Salines

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Plage des Salines

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97227, Martinique

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Long sandy beach with palm trees, surf rentals, and eateries  

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A Beach-to-Jungle Road Trip Across the French Caribbean Island of Martinique

"Spend the rest of the day at Grand Anse des Salines. There are surf rentals on the beach, but there’s nothing wrong with making a coconut sorbet run the biggest undertaking of your day."

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Brian Lowry

Google
Wide long beach with typical Caribbean ambience, lots of wildlife too with touloulou crabs and birdlife. I’d say go towards the western end but it’s a matter of opinion really. Can get busy.

Kyle Fields

Google
Nice beach. Nothing very special, but nice

Mirosław Dąbrowski

Google
🚨 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.

Niel Baker

Google
One of the best beaches on the island. Wonderful to walk, swim, and rent chairs on.

Loredana Lavric

Google
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.

Dan Stoicescu

Google
This is one of the best beaches in the entire Caribbean. Being on a french island, it doesn't appear in any ranking because most Americans don't end up here. It's a very long, sandy beach with shallow water. Being so big and remote, it never feels busy. You have a big selection of restaurants where you can eat. There's plenty of shade under the trees. If you arrive early, like before 10AM, you can snap some amazing photos.

Andreea Manu

Google
We visited couple of beaches in Martinique but absolutely recommend this one. It’s Caraibean picture perfect, long enough not to feel crowded and it has showers! Plus some restaurants to eat. All you need is to find a good spot at palm trees shadow and sunscreen.

Sheldon Bussey

Google
Truly the best beach we visited on the island. Km’s of white sand beach! Worth the trip. Have patience driving into the area as it will be absolutely packed with cars parked everywhere along the road and beach. We actually went later in the day, around 3pm, and got parking directly next to the beach.