Vacation rentals – Le Marin
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Charming villa ground floor in Sainte-Luce with private pool
Sainte-Luce, Le Marin
Charming house in Sainte-Anne with a wooden pergola and a garden.
Sainte-Anne, Le Marin
Modern apartment in Sainte-Anne 43 m² with sea view
Sainte-Anne, Le Marin
Spacious Villa with Private Pool in Le Vauclin
Le Vauclin, Le Marin
Charming Apartment in Sainte-Luce with Mountain View
Sainte-Luce, Le Marin
Apartment with Sea View in Les Anses-d'Arlet
Les Anses-d'Arlet, Le Marin
Charming apartment with sea view in Les Anses-d'Arlet
Les Anses-d'Arlet, Le Marin
Comfortable apartment in Sainte-Anne, shared pool
Sainte-Anne, Le Marin
Charming Villa near Saint-Esprit with Private Pool
Saint-Esprit, Le Marin
Modern apartment in Ducos, ideal for 4 people, 75 m²
Ducos, Le Marin
Spacious House in Sainte-Luce, 220 m² with Garden
Sainte-Luce, Le Marin
Family House with Garden in Le Vauclin, near the Sea
Le Vauclin, Le Marin
Le Marin sits at the southern tip of Martinique, around one of the largest marinas in the Caribbean. It's the starting point for catamaran outings, just minutes from the beaches of Sainte-Anne and the fonds blancs. Our villas and apartments let you unpack your bags and explore at your own pace.
Sail, dive, and explore the south
The bay of Le Marin brings together sailboat rental companies and excursions to the fonds blancs, those sandbanks where you swim in the open sea. Then head for the Grande Anse des Salines, in Sainte-Anne, reputed to be among the finest beaches on the island, and to the Savane des Pétrifications to walk along the wild coast.
Diving enthusiasts head to Diamond Rock, the emblematic spot facing the village. On land, the Le Marin market, the distilleries of the south, and walks toward the Caravelle peninsula round out the stay. Cooking your ouassous or accras when you get back from the beach, in your own kitchen, changes everything.
Where to unpack your bags in the south
Sainte-Anne charms with its beaches and its lively village atmosphere, ideal for families. Le Diamant faces its rock, with a long wave-swept beach loved by walkers. Sainte-Luce and Le Vauclin, on the Atlantic side, offer quieter coves and fish restaurants.
Les Trois-Îlets, near the Pointe du Bout, combines golf, museums, and ferry shuttles to Fort-de-France. Le Marin itself, with its marina, remains the best anchorage for anyone who wants to sail. Our houses and apartments welcome couples and large groups alike.
What to see – Le Marin
- Grande Anse des SalinesA vast, pale-sand beach lined with coconut palms at the southern tip of Sainte-Anne.
- Les Fonds BlancsSandbanks in the middle of the bay where you can swim in open water.
- Diamond RockA volcanic islet facing the village, a diving site with caves and marine wildlife.
- Savane des PétrificationsAn arid area of the south coast where you can walk among fossilized wood and desert-like scenery.
- Le Marin MarketStalls selling spices, tropical fruit, and local produce in the heart of town.
Frequently asked questions
How many rentals are available in Le Marin and of what types?
Homerez offers 206 entire-home rentals around Le Marin and southern Martinique. You’ll find 99 apartments, 38 houses, 38 studios, spread across Sainte-Anne, Les Trois-Îlets, Le Diamant, and Le Vauclin. Some can host up to 12 people, handy for groups and families.
Are the accommodations well rated?
Travelers give an average rating of 4.6 out of 5. This score is based on 149 rated rentals. It’s a useful first benchmark, but also read the detailed comments on each listing before booking, especially regarding location and amenities.
How do you get to Le Marin from the airport?
Aimé Césaire Airport, in Fort-de-France, is about a 30 to 40-minute drive from Le Marin. There's no convenient direct line serving the south, so a rental car is strongly recommended to reach the beaches, distilleries, and Atlantic coves at your own pace.
What's the best time to come?
The dry season, from December to April, offers stable weather and calm seas, ideal for sailing out to the fonds blancs. From July to November, the wet season brings showers and hurricane risk. Prices rise during French school holidays and around Christmas.
Which area should I choose depending on my trip?
Sainte-Anne suits families with its beaches and lively village. Le Marin remains the ideal base for sailing from the marina. Sainte-Luce and Le Vauclin, on the Atlantic side, offer quieter coves. Les Trois-Îlets combines golf, museums, and ferry shuttles to Fort-de-France.
What can you see around Le Marin without driving too far?
Grande Anse des Salines and the Savane des Pétrifications are easily reached from Sainte-Anne. Diamond Rock attracts divers facing the village. Don't miss the Le Marin market to buy freshwater shrimp and spices, to then cook in your accommodation.