All over the island there are things to do and see …to discover and to taste but where to start ?
For ease of use we have divided Martinique into 4 sections:
North Atlantic, South Atlantic, North Caribbean and South Caribbean…
 

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TO ENTER INTO THE DIFFERENT REGIONS!

NOT TO BE MISSED:

 Fort de France 

Fort de France is the capital of Martinique and the largest city in the French Antilles.The town centre still maintains its colonial feel with buildings dating back to the start of the century and monuments that merit a visit whilst offering shops and restaurants of every description.

 Saint Pierre  

Historic capital of Martinique at the base of the Pelée Mountain was destroyed in 1902 by the eruption of the volcano at the mountain’s core. Today Saint Pierre is a pretty town offering lots of history and views to die for… 

All the museums in Martinique,   region by region: from the main ones to the small private museums, exposures and collections that speak about history, but also of science, territory and economy. (italian version)

Inland from le Francois, in the region of Acajou, the plantation Clément an ex distillery now an historic monument of Martinique.
The colonial house is beautiful and the botanic park that surrounds it are well worth a walk.
 

 Route de la Trace

La Route de la Trace is a path followed by Gesuits since the XVII Century. Winding its way through the tropical forests from Fort de France to it opens upon the northern coast at Pitons du Carbet.

A bit of history...

From Christopher Columbus to the French reign, a small journey through history to get to know and understand Martinique better...