Beautiful town in the south of Martinique. Very quiet in September.

This beach is okay-ish. There is some infrastructure and restaurants around but it doesn't compensate for the fact that it's small, usually crowded and not much to see underwater there. You should visit other, more remote beaches if you really want to experience tropical, paradise-like beaches.

Great beach stop, and gentle little village. Very calm and accessible beach.

Lovely water and great for photos

Beautiful place BUT huge lack of public conveniences to toilet or shower. Most of the place was closed when I visited last week, which was disappointing.

Nice spot for anchoring

We were late for lunch however they let us order. The food was fabulous and fast service

Always a treat, it's a gem. So pretty!

Very beautiful also for the beach

Nice and must seen place to visit at Martinique just not at the weekend because it is really crowded. The water is perfect the view is beautiful. There are many good restaurants close by the beach. For parking you have several options - at the street close by the beach or (I would recommend) a big parking lot a few hundred meters out of the city.

Nice beach with iconic church and pier.

Nice long beach, there's tree shade and it looks great! There are some rocks close to the beach that you can snorkel at (the largest one you can see popping out from water). Lots of fish, but it can be a bit rough there with waves on windy weather. Large free parking area nearby at the main road.

Nice quaint town reminiscent of some of the villages on the amalfi coast in Italy

If you want to dive it is good. Dive down the pier. I saw a porcupinefish!

Clear water, one of the best places to spend day on the beach on Martinique, a lot of people do snorkeling there too.

One of the best (if not the best) beach in Martinique

Amazing beach to swim with turtles. Water is super clear and the sunset there breathtaking.