Martinique from A to Z

Crabs in Martinique Types of crabs Martinique There are different types of crabs in Martinique. First of all, in order to discover them, we must distinguish their habitats. First of all, there are the sea crabs or crabs that can be seen on beaches and rocks. The warm, shallow waters of the island's coasts are an ideal habitat for many species of crabs that are pleasant to admire. Chez les crabes de terre, il ...

Cape Solomon Underwater Path The underwater path of Cape Solomon to be discovered at Anses-d'Arlet, on the south Caribbean coast of Martinique. The Cape Solomon Underwater Trail: a diver's paradise In 2014, the municipality of Anses d’Arlet decided to set up an underwater course in the turquoise waters of Cape Solomon. The trail is easily distinguished by white buoys that guide you along the route. On each buoy, th...

House of the mangrove Mangroves are very present in the coastal wetland areas of Martinique. They represent about 84%. You will mainly find them in the bay (the bay of Fort-de-France, for example) as well as the coves that dot the coast of La Caravelle to Pointe Vatable. At the Vatable Habitat located in Trois-Îlets,  you have the opportunity to learn and discover a lot about mangroves, their roles and their prese...

The Museum of Shells and the Sea To all passionate about marine life or those who enjoy collecting shells and other crustaceans from the beach, here's a good plan for you! If you have the opportunity to visit the Pottery Village in the commune of Trois-Îlets, take advantage of it to visit the Museum of Shells and the Sea and learn more about them. The Beginnings of the Museum This museum is the work of a young collector na...

Saint-Pierre beaches Saint-Pierre, a city steeped in history, is located in the northwest of Martinique. The heritage of the municipality of Saint-Pierre is unmissable when visiting Martinique. This also includes Saint-Pierre Bay, which is world-renowned for being one of the richest marine cemeteries in the world. Yes indeed! Did you know that a handful of shipwrecks are located just a few metres from the shorelin...

The Pointe Borgnèse: a hidden paradise of Martinique Little praised by tourist guides, Pointe Borgnèse is nevertheless one of the most beautiful beaches of Martinique. Nestled between the lush forest and the Caribbean Sea, Pointe Borgnèse boasts a white sand beach and crystal clear turquoise waters. Borgnese Point: two possible options Borgnese Point will delight everyone. For those who want to relax, sunbathe on the beach or simply observe...

Fort of France Fort-de-France today Airlocal welcomes you to Fort-de-France, the capital of Martinique. Not only the capital of Martinique, the city of Fort-de-France represents the first economic heart of the island, and for good reason, it concentrates most of the administrative, military and cultural functions of the territory. Many Martiniquais from the north and south, but also its inhabitants, the Fo...

The Underwater World Discover the seabed of Martinique Martinique is also beautiful for its seabed, exceptional aquatic landscapes, made of corals, and multicolored exotic fish. Underwater marvels which make the happiness of the divers. From the North to the South, the island conceals fantastic spots, nevertheless the great majority of the diving spots are located on the Caribbean coast. The sea bed of Martinique,...

The garden of Balata Return to the source with the Balata Garden Martinique is certainly a promise of the most beautiful sandy beaches and an unobstructed view of the Ocean or the Caribbean Sea. But it is also a guarantee to discover a lush and tropical vegetation. Rare plant species, all more beautiful than the others, which you will discover in the wild during your hikes. To appreciate the beauty and smell...

Didi Creole Garden Discover the scents of the Caribbean at Didi Jardin Creole. At the heart of Martinique, the Creole lands are full of discoveries that you will not soon forget. In the countryside of Gros-Morne, there is a garden that will transport you to a visual and olfactory universe of splendor. Discover Didi Jardin Creole, an essential place to visit in Martinique. Didi Jardin Créole, the scents of the...

L’habitation Saint-Etienne The Saint-Etienne Residence: a Martinique Heritage The residences, which are numerous in the Antilles, are vestiges of a troubled and tragic period but are nevertheless linked to the history of the island. Symbols of the sugar colonial economy, they have become over time brands distinguishing themselves by quality products, and whose know-how is constantly rethought and improved. In Martinique,...

The Pecoul Habitation The Pecoul Habitation: History and Creole Architecture Classified as a historic monument since 1981, the Pecoul Habitation is a typical Creole house, built in 1760 at the center of the approximately 176 hectare estate located in the commune of Basse-Pointe. Since 2002, the estate has been owned by the Clément Foundation, which works to preserve the Creole architectural heritage in Martinique....

Distillerie Habitation la Sucrerie Residence La Sucrerie in Anses d'Arlet How to complete a full stay in Martinique without visiting one of its flagship sugar cane distilleries? This operation, if it may seem controversial at first, has been the driving force of the Martinique economy. Habitation la Sucrerie, a moment out of time Today, the best rums in the world are still produced in "The Flower Island".Habitation La Sucrer...

Habitation la Favorite La Favorite Distillery, the legendary distillery of Martinique A temple of agricultural rum production, Habitation La Favorite produces alcoholic beverages of great quality, combining taste finesse and character strength. You can visit this typical place in Fort-de-France, a town that has two traditional rum factories. You will thus discover all the secrets of the most legendary of Martinique d...

Habitation Clément Discover, rediscover the Habitation Clément If you are passing through Le François, why not make a small detour to the Clément distillery or Habitation Clément to learn more about the local history and culture? Located in the heart of a sugar cane plantation, the place will introduce you to the work of this tropical grass that made the success of the island. A symbolic place of the Marti...

Distillerie Saint-James Museum of Rum and Saint-James Distillery: An Unmissable Place Travel through the history of rum at the Museum of Rum and Saint-James Distillery! Let yourself be carried away by the enchanting scents of the traditional Saint-James Distillery. In a relaxed atmosphere and with the creaking of wooden floors, savor your visit to the Museum of Rum! The Rum Museum and the Saint-James Distillery Fo...

Distillerie Neisson Neisson Distillery in Martinique: A Legacy of Tradition If you are considering a tourist excursion beyond Fort-de-France in Northern Martinique, make a stop in the commune of Carbet at the Neisson Distillery. Discover the Neisson family rum, crafted with a knowledge preserved in the greatest Martinique tradition. The visit is free and open to all. Visit Neisson Distillery in Martinique If y...