Nestled on Martinique’s southwestern coast in Les Anses-d’Arlet, Anse Noire stands out as the island’s only black-sand beach. Its volcanic sand, starkly contrasting with the nearby white-sand Anse Dufour, creates a unique snorkel haven for spotting sea turtles and tropical fish. Accessible by a wooden staircase leading from the parking area, it offers calm waters and a serene atmosphere away from large crowds. Kayaks and paddleboards can sometimes be rented nearby, while local food stands offer Creole snacks. Make sure to carry enough water and sunscreen, since facilities are limited. Early morning visits are recommended for quieter exploration and a higher chance of spotting marine life.
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