What to do during your stay in Martinique.

Martinique wears its nickname of Island of Flowers wonderfully well, since it lists nearly thirty gardens of exceptional beauty. Discover among others the Jardin de Balata, that of Anse Latouche and of course the Creole gardens.

Do not hesitate to make a stopover in Sainte-Anne, a charming little town in the south of the island which will delight you with its beaches but also with its subtleties and the diversity of its tourist activities.

Located on the south-Caribbean coast of Martinique, in the commune of Trois-Ilets, Pointe du Bout is, as its name suggests, at the end of a small peninsula sinking into the bay of Fort de France.

Since 1886, the Great Market of Fort-de-France has been home to many treasures retracing the Martinican tradition. Discover, smell, taste, take part in your cultural immersion thanks to this market of a thousand and one colours.

At the same time a fishing port, a village focused on agriculture and a seaside resort, Vauclin is one of its enchanting villages which will provide you with a change of scenery and entertain you at the same time.

The cultivation of sugar cane is an integral part of the history of Martinique. Located in the town of Trois-Îlets, the Maison de la Canne presents the history of sugar cane in Martinique since its introduction on the island in the middle of the 17th century.