Surprisingly good zoo for a small Caribbean island. The price is high (€17.50/pp), but it is larger than it looks from the road. Don't expect any large mammals, but they do have two large cats (a black jaguar--I've never seen one before ever--and a puma/cougar) and a variety of monkeys. The grounds are interesting as well, since it is the ruins of a former sugar mill and rum distillery. Some beautiful flowers on the grounds as well. Takes about an hour and a half to two hours to walk through. You can walk here from St. Pierre, but there are some spots where there is little room to walk along the highway. Take the second road in from the beach (not the first one as suggested by Google Maps) for a better/wider sidewalk. Click Helpful below if this review has been of help to you.

Great location on the beach, comfortable loungers, and plenty of animals around, which was amazing. Beautiful view of the sunset. The service was slow, not very friendly, and didn’t speak English, but it’s still worth it.

In the top 3 of the dive shop I did, amazing sites, amazing equipment and amazing peoples. You are the bests guys. We can't wait to see your new boat. Thank you ! The French Canadian Team ❤️

Excellent visit. The lady at the reception desk gave us a fantastic resume of Gauguin and the context of his visit to Martinique and it influence on him as a painter. Many thanks

(Translated by Google) The Anse Marigot viewpoint is located on the northwest coast of Martinique, in the commune of Carbet. Perched at approximately 150 meters above sea level, it offers a spectacular panorama of the Caribbean Sea, the green cliffs and the wild coastline of this region. This natural lookout is a must-see stop for those taking the road from Saint-Pierre to Carbet, offering breathtaking views of the bay and sometimes, on clear days, of the neighboring island of Dominica. Less known than certain other viewpoints on the island, Anse Marigot remains a popular place for photography enthusiasts and hikers in search of preserved landscapes. Its relative discretion allows it to be less crowded than other tourist sites, guaranteeing a peaceful atmosphere and a privileged moment of contemplation. Access to the viewpoint is via a small steep road, but the effort is largely rewarded by the beauty of the panorama. It is a perfect place to admire a sunset or simply enjoy a moment of calm facing the immensity of the ocean. An ideal stop for those who want to discover Martinique from a more authentic and wild angle. (Original) Le point de vue de l’Anse Marigot est situé sur la côte nord-ouest de la Martinique, dans la commune du Carbet. Perché à environ 150 mètres d’altitude, il offre un panorama spectaculaire sur la mer des Caraïbes, les falaises verdoyantes et le littoral sauvage de cette région. Ce belvédère naturel est un arrêt incontournable pour ceux qui empruntent la route reliant Saint-Pierre au Carbet, offrant une vue imprenable sur la baie et parfois, par temps clair, sur l’île voisine de la Dominique. Moins connu que certains autres points de vue de l’île, l’Anse Marigot reste un lieu apprécié des amateurs de photographie et des randonneurs en quête de paysages préservés. Sa relative discrétion lui permet d’être moins fréquenté que d’autres sites touristiques, garantissant une atmosphère paisible et un moment de contemplation privilégié. L’accès au point de vue se fait par une petite route escarpée, mais l’effort est largement récompensé par la beauté du panorama. C’est un lieu parfait pour admirer un coucher de soleil ou simplement profiter d’un moment de calme face à l’immensité de l’océan. Un arrêt idéal pour ceux qui veulent découvrir la Martinique sous un angle plus authentique et sauvage.