Tourism

Musée space showcasing the family, political, and literary life of Aimé Césaire.

The birthplace of the famous Joséphine de Beauharnais, who would later become the wife of Napoleon Bonaparte and Empress of the French.

Discover Saint-Pierre’s shipwrecks and marine life (Saint-Pierre)

At the end of the day, come and watch a typical and colorful seine lift, an ancient net-fishing technique used to catch our famous balaous! (Case-Pilote)

Regional National Park. Travel to the heart of the island’s biodiversity with its endemic species. For all ages.
(Le Morne Rouge)

Rhum Neisson is located in the commune of Le Carbet and is the first rum to be awarded the AOC Martinique label. 20 hectares of sugar cane for an organic rum in several exceptional categories, with sweet notes of honey and coconut.

Enjoy the famous crayfish fricassee with your feet in the sand.
Or have a drink a la sun goes down! +596 596 78 04 34
(Le Carbet)

Glacier, 15 place Jules Grévy.
Call before you go! +596 696 78 49 40
(Le Carbet)

Discover Martinique through the paintings of Gauguin, a great lover of our island. Anse Turin Quartier Beauregard 97221 Le Carbet – 06 96 80 80 96
(Le Carbet)

One of Martinique’s oldest Habitations dating back to 1651, and its excellent Depaz rum.
(Saint-Pierre)

Called the surfers’ beach, the island’s best surfing spot.
(Tartane)

“Jardin Remarquable” garden featuring the Zamana, recognized as France’s most beautiful tree in 2016. 350 years old, it shelters an area of 5000m² from the sun.
(Le Prêcheur)

A must-see hike in this sumptuous nature reserve. Take a delicious dip in Baie du Trésor
Trésor and end your walk with a visit to the ruins of Château Dubuc (La Trinité).

The HARDY family has preserved this distillery for two centuries, and continues to produce the famous Rhum Hardy….
(Tartane)

On your return from your stroll to La Caravelle, stop for a lunch break by the water.
+596 596 38 31 03