Plage des Salines - 4 Things to Know Before Visiting

Étang des Salines is a pond in Martinique. It is located in the south of the island, not far from Sainte-Anne located to the north, and the Baie des Anglais to the northeast. The site along the Trace des Caps hiking trail and the Salines beach is very busy. A footbridge on stilts has been installed to allow walkers to discover and observe the site's avifauna. One of the greenish locations in this area which is much more attracted by tourists.

The petrification savannah is an almost desert arid zone located in the town of Sainte-Anne , in Martinique . The coastal path of the Trace des Caps crosses this place. We could observe petrified trees there , collectors and residents have collected all the rocks. It was one of the unique locations in this area and also Popular with walking fans, the path that goes through the Petrification Savannah is a small part of the famous Capes Trail hike.

La Table du Diable is a small uninhabited island on the Sainte-Anne peninsula in Martinique located 500 m east of Cabrits islet. It belongs administratively to Sainte-Anne . It is a small rectangular volcanic island with a plateau on steep cliffs.

L ' Anse Trabaud is a beach located in the town of Sainte-Anne in Martinique. It Trabaud is located between Pointe d'Enfer to the west and Pointe Baham to the east, at the foot of Morne des Pétrifications. The site is accessible on foot only, by the trace of the Caps, from the Salines beach or by the Baie des Anglais. The beach is a secluded, unsupervised beach, frequented by a few naturist enthusiasts. The Trace des Caps trail runs along the beach.

Plage de Pointe Marin is a beach located in the municipality of Sainte-Anne in Martinique. This beach unrolls its five-kilometer of fine sand facing the bay of Sainte-Anne and offers a panorama of beauty on the reliefs of southern Martinique. A family-friendly beach which offers all the needs for you.

L' Ilet Chevalier is a small uninhabited island on the Sainte-Anne peninsula in Martinique. It belongs administratively to Sainte-Anne. Located on the east coast of the Sainte-Anne peninsula, facing the Atlantic, 500 m from Cap Chevalier and near Rat Island, the islet is protected by a coral reef. It is easily accessible from the shore in a few minutes by boat. A footpath goes around it; it allows you to discover its xerophilic vegetation, made up of shrubs and cacti.