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Anse Couleuvre

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Country
Martinique
Coordinates
14.8440, -61.2195

Anse Couleuvre, Martinique is a scenic and fairly remote surf spot on the island’s northwest coast, near the village of Le Prêcheur. It’s known for its dramatic setting: black-sand shoreline, lush tropical mountains, and a rugged, wild atmosphere that feels much less developed than many Caribbean beaches.

Surf conditions

  • Wave type: Beach/reef break depending on sand and swell
  • Best swell: Works best with consistent northwest to north swells
  • Wind: Offshore or light easterly trades are ideal
  • Skill level: Generally better for intermediate to advanced surfers, since conditions can be powerful and the takeoff/rocky areas may be tricky
  • Consistency: Can be quite good when the right Atlantic swell lines up, but it’s not always on

What it’s like

Anse Couleuvre often offers clean, playful to punchy waves with a very natural, uncrowded feel. Because it’s relatively secluded, it can be a nice option if you want to avoid busier surf zones. The beach itself is beautiful, but the spot can be a bit fickle and is best approached with awareness of currents, rocks, and changing conditions.

Things to know

  • Access is by a road that becomes scenic and remote toward the end.
  • Currents and rocks can be a concern in bigger surf.
  • There’s often a strong “off the beaten path” vibe, which is part of its appeal.