What to do during your stay in Martinique.

Le Diamant is a popular destination in Martinique for its breathtaking scenery and diverse activities. The famous Diamant beach stretches over 3 km of white sand facing the majestic Rocher du Diamant, a must-see for diving and snorkeling enthusiasts. The village offers a friendly atmosphere with local markets, Creole restaurants and historic sites such as the Maison du Bagnard.

Martinique is an island with multiple landscapes, each as sublime as the next. Between the green reliefs of the mountainous areas and the countless fine white sand beaches worthy of a postcard, you will be captivated by so much majesty.

Discover an idea of an itinerary to discover by car the variety of landscapes that the north of Martinique has in store for you, between lush nature and unobstructed viewpoints.

Immerse yourself in an exotic world filled with extraordinary animals and recreated natural habitats. Marvel at the diversity of local and international wildlife, while helping to preserve these species.

Visiting or living in Martinique? We explain what Ti-punch week is and how to fully participate!

The habitation Clement, in operation since 1887, is a unique place in Martinique. This place, full of history, notably hosted the famous meeting between Bush and Mitterrand in 1991. It is part of the heritage of Martinique and is now maintained by the GBH group. The rental car is the ideal means if you wish to visit this site with ease.

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.

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.

Dubuc Castle is located at the far end of the peninsula of the Caravelle, overlooking the magnificent Baie du Trésor. It is now some ruins scattered in a park but the place was in the eighteenth century the property of the rich and powerful Dubuc family.

Name that makes you dream at first sight, this rock is qualified as a diamond because its shape reminds the precious stone. Let yourself be tempted by a sublime walk on the beach, and enjoy the reflections of the sun on the rock.

For some time, Martinique has become a popular destination for retirees. Besides a paradise under the sun, they found a good life, at home, even with better conditions.