History and Heritage of Martinique

The Journées du Patrimoine 2024 in Martinique will take place on September 21 and 22, with the theme “Patrimoine des itinéraires, des réseaux et des connexions”. Visitors will be able to explore historic sites usually closed to the public, such as Fort Saint-Louis and the Volcanological Observatory.

Explore the maritime excitement of the Transat Jacques Vabre and immerse yourself in the thrilling world of this world-renowned sailing adventure. Discover the top sailing teams and follow the thrill of the competition as the yachts vie for victory in this iconic event.

The UNESCO World Heritage sites of Montagne Pelée and Pitons de la Martinique form an impressive duo in the heart of the Caribbean, testifying to the power of nature and the geological history of this tropical island.

An inevitable component of Creole culture, Martinican cuisine is one of its tastiest representatives. Spices, tropical fruits, local fish and meats, as many flavors as surprises. Discover our top 5 typical Martinican cooking recipes.

Visiting Martinique is not only a question of beaches and coconut trees. The island benefits from a remarkable cultural and historical heritage which is revealed, among others, in its numerous museums. Some of them are to be missed under no circumstances as they testify of the history and specificities of the archipelago.

The Cap Martinique, an epic maritime adventure from France to Martinique. Discover the daring challenge of the skippers, the beauty of the Atlantic Ocean and the passion of sailing.