Gros Raisin Beach

Among the most welcoming and still accessible coves and beaches in Martinique, Gros Raisin stands out for its discretion. Despite being relatively close to Fort-de-France, about thirty kilometers away, it maintains an authentic setting.

Gros Raisin Beach Martinique: A Paradise

By road, simply take the exit towards Sainte-Luce and immediately follow the road to this well-sheltered cove.

If you have the opportunity to sail, you'll need to pass the Anses d'Arlet and the famous [Diamant]/en/tourism/our-communities/south/le-diamant/). With a fairly constant land breeze, it's a very pleasant boat trip. You can then enjoy its turquoise waters and sparkling, fine sand without being overwhelmed by beach neighbors. It's a highly recommended destination to avoid crowds and motorized vehicles, which can be quite bothersome when seeking tranquility.

Gros Raisin Beach Sainte Luce: A Mysterious Gros Raisin

As for its name, several explanations remain plausible. There are tropical plants that produce clusters, which could be the origin of its name.

It could also be the manchineel tree, which produces small fruits very similar to lemons. You should avoid consuming it (as it is highly toxic) and also avoid seeking shelter under its foliage. Aside from this recommendation, dangers are almost non-existent in Martinique, as in all the islands of the Caribbean. You are guaranteed to have an absolutely exceptional experience with numerous coves, each one as unique as the next.

Enhance your stay by contemplating, from the hills offered by the small town of Sainte-Luce, panoramic views of the entire coastline. Between the sea and small ascents, you will make this day a true cluster of pleasure.

Gros Raisin Beach is ideal for a seaside picnic: it is equipped with benches and tables.