Plage à Prêcheur, Martinique
Read moreAnse Caritan Beach
Beach at Sainte-Anne, Martinique
- Rating : 5/5
- Type of sand : White
- Attendance : High
Anse Caritan is one of the most beautiful beaches as well as one of the most frequented in Martinique. Live a unique experience surrounded by coconut trees, palm trees and white sand. Let the sea breeze caress your face and enjoy the singing of the seagulls! A visit to Anse Caritan will help you reconnect with nature. This stay will also help you find the strength you need to pursue your goals.
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Seabed ?
No -
Wild beach ?
No -
Waves/Surf
No -
Toilets ?
No -
Showers ?
No -
Nearby help station ?
No -
Restaurants nearby ?
Yes -
Isolated beach ?
No -
Easily accessible ?
Yes -
Family friendly ?
Yes
How to get there ?
In order to access Anse Caritan, you must go to Sainte-Anne. A one-hour drive separates Fort-de-France from Sainte-Anne. One hour to visit one of the best beaches in Martinique. Take a rental car and head to the highway leading south. On the way, you can visit Ducos or Le Marin to rest for a few minutes before getting back on the road. Once you arrive in Sainte-Anne, head north to Anse Caritan. Take full advantage of one of the best places in Martinique.
The beach of Anse Caritan
Anse Caritan is distinguished by its white sand, its gentle sea without waves and its beautiful palm trees. A perfect spot to admire the seascape and replace your problems with a sense of relaxation and peace.
The beach of Anse Caritan is ideal for family vacations especially if you have children. The beach of the peninsula is appreciated by young and old. Its geographical position protects its visitors from the waves. Your children will be able to fully enjoy swimming without you being at their side.
Speaking of children, don't hesitate to take them to the Maya Beach Club which is located at the end of the beach. You can enjoy water games such as trampoline, slide and many others. Your children will enjoy this stay. Anse Caritan offers a masterful view of Pointe Borgnèse and the Cul de Sac du Marin. Don't hesitate to taste the seafood dishes in one of the local restaurants on the beach. Enjoy your meal while smelling the salty smell of the sea and the fresh breeze of Anse Caritan.
Learn to fish from the local fishermen of Saint Anne. They will be happy to teach you the trade and share their tips with you. Relax by the sea under the large palm trees of the beach that will cover you from the sun.
Practical information
Anse Caritan is an excellent destination for water sports. You can go jet skiing, kayaking, scuba diving and many other activities. Anse Caritan is known for its high tide. So remember to choose a good spot away from the sea so you don't lose your stuff. Concerning your car, don't worry, you will find a parking lot next to the beach.
Looking for one last tip? Enjoy the enchanting landscape and the sweet sounds of nature. Lose yourself in the soothing images of Anse Caritan. Live the moment to the fullest, you won't regret it.
The city of Sainte-Anne in 5 questions
How many inhabitants are there in Sainte-Anne?
4298 inhabitants
Surface area and density of the commune
Area: 38 km2
Density: 112/km2
What to do and see in Sainte-Anne?
- Ruins of the Crève Coeur house, registered as a historical monument
- The Savannah of petrifications
- Dwelling Les Anglais Des Grottes (MH)
- The lighthouse of Cabrits Island
- The Ramsar site of the pond of Salines
- Val d'Or house, known as the "Moulin de Val d'Or", fully listed as a historical monument
Best restaurants in Sainte-Anne
- La Cour Créole - 15 Avenue Jean-Marie Tjibaou Rue principale bourg, 97227 - +596 596 62 59 18
- Ti Resto nature - Rue Frantz Fanon, 97227 - +596 596 75 45 82
- Paille Coco - Front de mer, 97227 - +596 596 76 75 43
Information about the Town Hall
Place Abbé-Morland97227
Telephone: +596 596 76 73 06
Opening hours:
Monday: from 7:30 am to 1:30 pm from 3:00 pm to 5:30 pm
Tuesday to Wednesday: from 7:30 am to 1:30 pm
Thursday: from 7:30 am to 1:30 pm from 3:00 pm to 5:30 pm
Friday: from 7:30 am to 1:30 pm
Find the 68 beaches of Martinique
characteristics, activities in the surroundings, itineraries...- The beach of Tartane
- La Batelière Beach
- Pointe Chaudiere Beach
- Anse Belleville Beach
- Anse à l'Âne Beach
- Anse Madame Beach
- Cap Est Beach
- Anse Michel (Cap Chevalier)
- Cap Macré Beach
- Anse Grosse Roche Beach
- The Sinai Beach
- Anse Charpentier Beach
- Anse Meunier Beach
- Anse Dizac beach
- The beach of Anse Trabaud : the naturist beach of the island !
- Autre Bord Beach
- Anse au Bois and Anse Esprit Beaches
- Anse Noire... An extraordinary beach!
- Le Meridien Beach
- Anse Pont Café Beach
- The Guinguette Beach
- Anse des Raisiniers Beach
- Madiana Beach
- Anse Turin Beach
- The beach of the village of anses d'Arlet
- Anse Corps de Garde beach
- The beach of Gros Raisin Cove
- The beach of Anse Desert
- Pointe Marin Beach
- Anse Mitan Beach
- Anse Bonneville Beach
- Anse Figuier Beach
- The beach of Gros-Raisin
- Raisiniers Beach
- Grand Macabou Beach
- Anse Fond de Coré beach
- Anse Fond Banane beach
- The beach of La Cherry
- Anse Etang Beach
- Anse Tonnoir Beach
- Schoelcher Bourg Beach
- Anse La Brêche Beach
- Pointe Faula Beach
- Small Anse des Salines Beach
- Anse Caritan Beach
- Anse Petit Macabou Beach
- Lido Beach (Anse Collat)
- Anse Couleuvre Beach
- Anse Dufour Beach
- Grande Terre des Salines and Anses Prunes Beaches
- Hotel Bakoua beach
- Fond Boucher Beach
- Carbet Beach
- Anse Mabouya Beach
- Anse Latouche Beach
- Paillotte Beach
- Ilet Chevalier Beach
- Vetiver Beach
- Anse Ceron Beach
- Ilet Madame Beach
- Grande Anse Beach
- Pointe Borgnèse Beach
- Anse Cafard Beach
- Club Med Beach
- The local beach (Marouba)
- The beach of Anse Cosmy in Martinique
- The beach of Baie Coco (Pointe la Rose)
- Anse Azérot in Martinique : a wild beach as we like it
Some activities to do in Martinique
65 €/adulte - lasts 2h
40 €/adulte - lasts 1h30
100 €/adulte - lasts 10h
35 €/adulte - lasts 2h30