Flora

Martinique is an island rich in biodiversity, with an exceptional flora that marvels at its diversity and vibrant colors. From the coastline to the heights of Mont Pelée, each ecosystem is home to a multitude of tropical plants, from majestic palms to delicate orchids and emblematic fruit trees such as mango and coconut. Explore the island's botanical wonders with us, a journey to the heart of lush, unspoilt nature, where each species tells the story of Martinique's natural heritage.

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The Pitaya

Pitaya, also known as dragon fruit, is a beautiful and fascinating tropical fruit belonging to the Cactaceae family. It originated in Central America ...

The Christophine

Christophine is a vegetable belonging to the Cucurbitaceae family. Also known as “chayote”, “chouchou” or “mirliton” in some regions, it is very popul...

Tongue of fire

An exotic plant, the star of ornamental decorations in Martinique, the anthurium is also highly appreciated the world over for its unique beauty and p...

Snail-shell ginger

Alpinia zerumbet, also known as snail-shell ginger or “atoumo” in the West Indies, is a fascinating plant native to East Asia, specifically Japan, Chi...

The soursop

Soursop is a highly appreciated fruit in the Caribbean! It is known as Graviola (Annona muricata) and grows in South America, Central America, the Car...

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