Anse Figuier, Beach in Rivière-Pilote, Martinique

Anse Figuier is a beach of pale tan sand in Rivière-Pilote, Martinique, sloping gently down to the water east of Pointe Figuier. Low green vegetation and a paved edge border the sand where the beach meets the land. The Écomusée de Martinique stands just behind the beach.

Anse Figuier lies on the coast of Rivière-Pilote, east of Pointe Figuier, and is reached by road from the hamlet of Le Poirier. The beach itself is not watched over by lifeguards. The Écomusée de Martinique stands directly behind the sand, next to the beach access.

The beach is unguarded and heavily frequented by local families. Just behind the sand stands the Écomusée de Martinique, which visitors can combine with a swim; the museum is reached from the hamlet of Le Poirier, the same road access used for the beach.

Anse Figuier is reached by road from the hamlet of Le Poirier, on the D7; the sand lies east of Pointe Figuier. The beach is not supervised by lifeguards, so swimmers should judge conditions themselves. The Écomusée de Martinique stands directly behind the beach, and a paved edge with low green vegetation borders the sand on the landward side.

The Écomusée de Martinique stands directly behind the sand, reached on foot from the beach at Rivière-Pilote. The beach itself is unguarded and heavily frequented, and access by road runs from the hamlet of Le Poirier, east of Pointe Figuier.