Piton Crève-Cœur, Volcanic peak in southern Martinique, France.

Piton Crève-Cœur is a hill in the Roches Carrées group in southern Martinique, in the commune of Sainte-Anne. Its summit rises 29 metres above sea level, about 29 km southeast of Fort-de-France and 2.8 km north of Le Marin. The surrounding land is flat to the south and west, with hills to the east, and the sea lies closest to the south.

Piton Crève-Cœur is a 29-metre hill in the Roches Carrées group, on the coast of Sainte-Anne commune about 2.8 km north of Le Marin in southern Martinique. The sources record no formation date, no eruption history and no link to Mount Pelée; they describe only its position, its low elevation and the surrounding islets, reefs and bays.

Piton Crève-Cœur is a 29-metre hill in the Roches Carrées group, 2.8 km north of Le Marin and 29 km southeast of Fort-de-France. The source records no plantation ruins, sugar industry or colonial history at the site, so visitors should look instead to the surrounding coastal landscape of islets, reefs and bays.

Piton Crève-Cœur is a 29-metre summit in the Roches Carrées group, 2.8 km north of Le Marin and about 29 km southeast of Fort-de-France. The land around it is flat toward the south and hilly toward the east, with the sea closest on the southern side. Approach from the Le Marin side; the surrounding coast has bays, reefs and islets.

Piton Crève-Cœur is a 29-metre summit, not a 200-metre peak, and it belongs to the Roches Carrées group. The nearest town is Le Marin, about 2.8 km to the north, while the coast and the sea lie to the south. The surrounding land is flat toward the southwest and hilly toward the northeast.