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The starting point is at a shaded car park. A wooden gate marks the start of the hike, with, on your left, a very interesting hut displaying the geological features of Martinique.
(S/E) Just past the gate is a path leading off to the right into the undergrowth: this is the path to take if you are following the markings anti-clockwise, and it is the path you will return via. Otherwise, take the second path which descends diagonally towards the beach. Walk along Anse Grosse Roche beach, heading south. Head to Reggae Point, a spot where, with a few coconuts, you can make a lovely little spot.
(1) Continue along the beach to the famous heart of Anse Grosse Roche, enclosed by the Pointe Macré cliff.
(2) The path continues to the right. Climb for a few dozen metres and you’ll reach a path. Turn left to head for the viewpoint at the top of the cliff.
(3) Retrace your steps and continue along the path to the left, towards Pointe Marée. Head back down towards Pointe Macré beach.
(4) A marker (yellow line) indicates the fork to take, heading right. It is at this point that the path can become impassable during the rainy season! Then follow the path through the hills and, just before you arrive, take a short detour to the right to reach a final viewpoint.
(5) Continue on to return to the car park where you started (S/E).
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