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Amont Du Stade water quality

PoorOfficial EU rating — 2025 season (latest published; 2026 publishes spring 2027)

Is it clean? Caution advised

Amont Du Stade's official 2025 rating is Poor — below the EU standard; swimming may be discouraged or restricted by local authorities. Check for local advisories and posted flags before swimming, and see the history below for whether this is a one-off or a pattern.

11-year classification history

Official EEA classification, one rating per bathing season, 2015–2025 — real data reported by national authorities.

  • 2015: Good2015
  • 2016: Good2016
  • 2017: Good2017
  • 2018: Sufficient2018
  • 2019: Poor2019
  • 2020: Poor2020
  • 2021: Poor2021
  • 2022: Poor2022
  • 2023: Poor2023
  • 2024: Poor2024
  • 2025: Poor2025

Poor in the most recent season, and 3 of 11 classified years rated Excellent or Good.

  • Excellent
  • Good
  • Sufficient
  • Poor
  • Not classified
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11-year EEA bathing water classification history for Amont Du Stade
YearClassification
2015Good
2016Good
2017Good
2018Sufficient
2019Poor
2020Poor
2021Poor
2022Poor
2023Poor
2024Poor
2025Poor
  • 2015Goodmeets the EU bathing-water standard in the latest annual assessment.
  • 2016Goodmeets the EU bathing-water standard in the latest annual assessment.
  • 2017Goodmeets the EU bathing-water standard in the latest annual assessment.
  • 2018Sufficientmeets the minimum EU standard in the latest annual assessment.
  • 2019Poorbelow the EU standard; swimming may be discouraged or restricted by local authorities.
  • 2020Poorbelow the EU standard; swimming may be discouraged or restricted by local authorities.
  • 2021Poorbelow the EU standard; swimming may be discouraged or restricted by local authorities.
  • 2022Poorbelow the EU standard; swimming may be discouraged or restricted by local authorities.
  • 2023Poorbelow the EU standard; swimming may be discouraged or restricted by local authorities.
  • 2024Poorbelow the EU standard; swimming may be discouraged or restricted by local authorities.
  • 2025Poorbelow the EU standard; swimming may be discouraged or restricted by local authorities.

2026 in-season sample timeline

No individual in-season sample feed has been published for Amont Du Stade yet. The official 2025 classification above, from the annual EU Bathing Water report, is the most current rating available for this beach.

How measurement works

Under the EU Bathing Water Directive, national authorities take water samples through the bathing season and test them for two indicator bacteria: intestinal enterococci and E. coli. Higher counts of either indicate a greater risk of contamination from sewage or agricultural runoff.

At the end of each season, the full set of results is reported to the European Environment Agency, which assigns one of four classifications — Excellent, Good, Sufficient or Poor — based on the statistical spread of the last four seasons' samples, not a single reading. That's why the rating published in spring 2026 covers the 2025 season, and why one bad sample doesn't necessarily change the rating on its own.

Official bathing water profile ↗ · ← Back to the Amont Du Stade overview · Sea temperature at Amont Du Stade →

Frequently asked questions

Is the water at Amont Du Stade safe right now?

Some caution is warranted this season — the official 2025 rating is Poor, so check for local advisories and posted flags before swimming. That applies to the water around Martinique.

How is bathing water quality measured?

The process: national authorities sample the water through the season, test for intestinal enterococci and E. coli, and report the full results to the European Environment Agency each following spring, which assigns one of four grades under the EU Bathing Water Directive. Some national authorities, including Croatia's IZOR, also publish individual in-season samples ahead of that annual report; that isn't yet available for Amont Du Stade.

How often is the water tested?

The official annual classification is based on a full season of sampling (typically 4+ samples, May–September) but is only published once, the following spring. Amont Du Stade doesn't yet have a published in-season sample feed, so the annual rating above is the most current figure available.