Carbet Beach

Beach at Carbet, Martinique

Rating : 4/5
Type of sand : Grey
Attendance : Medium

Another gray sand beach, even black, with a view on the Montagne Pelée, the beach of Carbet. The horizon is very charming. You will notice the numerous boats that come to dock on the wooden pontoon and the gum trees of the local fishermen.

With 1 km of beach at your disposal, you can walk along the town of Carbet. Take a short break in the shade of coconut trees before starting your evening. #sablenoir

Informations

Seabed ?
No
Wild beach ?
No
Waves/Surf
No
Toilets ?
Yes
Showers ?
Yes
Nearby help station ?
No
Restaurants nearby ?
Yes
Isolated beach ?
No
Easily accessible ?
Yes
Family friendly ?
Yes

The city of Carbet in 4 questions

How many inhabitants are there in Carbet?

3 683 inhabitants

Surface area and density of the commune

Area: 36 km2

Density: 98/km2

What to do and see in Carbet ?

Saint-Jacques Church (classified as a historical monument)
Discover the Paul-Gauguin Museum : it presents copies and paintings of the painter made during his stay in Martinique
The Taïlamé house (historical monument)
Waterfall of Saut d'Eau du Carbet : 100 m high, it is visible from the Canal des Esclaves.
The canal des Esclaves (also called canal de Beauregard)
The tomb of the Spanish Lady
Visit the Neisson distillery: one of the most prized rums of the island of Martinique.
The Zoo of Martinique on the site of the Anse Latouche dwelling: former sugar factory founded in 1643.
Farnienter on one of the beaches of Carbet : Anse Turin, Anse Latouche, Carbet Nord, Plage du coin, Carbet Sud (Le Marouba)

Where to sleep in Carbet ?

Le Palma Christi (Chalet) - Rue du kayali Morne aux bœufs, 97221 Martinique
Koulè bô kay (Colors of the country) (vacation house) : Grande Anse, Martinique -
Apartment T2 tropical poolside at 100 m from the sea