Insider Guides
0 editorial guides for Martinique — written by locals, for visitors.
Where to Go in Martinique 10
The towns, bays and districts — and what is actually in each.
Fort-de-France
The bustling capital of Martinique, known for its vibrant markets, historic architecture, and the iconic Fort Saint-Louis.
Les Trois-Îlets
A popular resort area featuring beaches, golf courses, and the Martinique Sugar Cane and Banana Museum.
Saint-Pierre
A town full of history with ruins from the famous volcanic eruption of Mount Pelée in 1902.
Le Marin
A renowned marina village where sailing enthusiasts gather for its scenic harbor and vibrant atmosphere.
Sainte-Anne
Famous for its stunning beaches like Les Salines, offering exquisite white sand and turquoise waters.
Le Carbet
A picturesque coastal town known for its beautiful beaches and historical rum distilleries.
Anse d'Arlet
A charming fishing village ideal for snorkeling and exploring vibrant coral reefs.
Le Francois
Known for its crystal-clear waters and nearby islets that are perfect for watersports and exploring.
La Trinité
Home to the Caravelle Peninsula, offering scenic nature reserves and beautiful coastlines.
Sainte-Marie
Known for its cultural heritage sites including the Banana Museum and Saint-James Rum Distillery.
