Anse Mabouya, Beach in Sainte-Luce, Martinique.

Anse Mabouya is a beach at Trois Rivières, in the commune of Sainte-Luce, Martinique. A broad arc of pale grey-brown sand slopes to wet, darker sand at the waterline, where shallow pale turquoise water ripples against the shore. Dense green trees and shrubs grow close to the sand at the far end of the beach, with hills and a cloudy sky beyond.

Anse Mabouya lies at Trois Rivières, on the coast of the Sainte-Luce commune in Martinique. The sources record no founding date or historical event for the beach itself; its documented past is limited to its place within the Sainte-Luce shoreline and the paths that reach it. Access has long been by way of the hamlet of Le Désert and the coastal path running past Anse Corps de Garde.

The beach lies at Trois Rivières, a spot on the Sainte-Luce commune, and is reached from the hamlet of Le Désert. A coastal path runs along the shore from the beach of Anse Corps de Garde, so walkers arrive on foot between the two coves.

Anse Mabouya lies at Trois Rivières, in the commune of Sainte-Luce. It is reached from the hamlet of Le Désert, or on foot along the coastal path that follows the shore from Anse Corps de Garde. The sand slopes gently into shallow water, with trees and shrubs growing close to the shore at the far end.

Anse Mabouya lies at Trois Rivières, on the coast of Sainte-Luce, and can be reached from the hamlet of Le Désert or by the coastal path that runs along Anse Corps de Garde beach. The photograph shows the sand ending where dense trees and shrubs come down to the shore.