Martinique in July and August 2024: Big holidays, big festivities!

Martinique goes on vacation! Is it the perfect destination for your vacations this year?

Discover a 2024 calendar packed with cultural, sporting and gourmet events that promise unforgettable memories.

Between the Tour cycliste de la Martinique, the Tour des Yoles, the Baccha Festival, Friday Nights in Trois-Îlets, and local festivals, there's something for everyone. Immerse yourself in Martinique's festive and colorful atmosphere in July and August! We're here to help you explore and discover the charms of Martinique on vacation.

Martinique 2024 vacation diary

Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of Martinique this summer with our complete calendar of events and festivals in July and August. Every day has its own surprises in store! From the spectacular races of the Tour des Yoles to the bewitching rhythms of the Baccha Festival, lively Friday Nights and patronal festivals, there's something for everyone.

🌴 July in Martinique

July program

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July patron saint's day

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🌞 August in Martinique

August program

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August patron saint's day

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Musical vacations

• Baccha Festival: From August 3 to 5 on the island's beaches, dance to the rhythm of the best electro sounds with internationally renowned DJs. A party atmosphere guaranteed until the end of the night.

• Ladies Break Festival: From August 10 to 12 in Fort-de-France, celebrate women's music and culture with concerts, workshops and conferences dedicated to women artists.

• Fêtes Patronales: In addition to traditional celebrations, fêtes patronales often include concerts and musical performances to liven up the evenings.

• Trois-Îlets Friday Nights: Every Friday evening, the town of Trois-Îlets comes alive with night markets, open-air concerts and dance performances. It's the perfect opportunity to discover local culture in a friendly atmosphere.

Cultural Events

• Fort-de-France Cultural Festival: Throughout July in Fort-de-France, immerse yourself in Martinique's cultural wealth with dance, theater and music performances, as well as art exhibitions.

• Museum vacations: In July and August, the island's museums open their doors to visitors with temporary exhibitions, workshops and guided tours for young and old. A perfect opportunity to enrich your knowledge while having fun.

• Fêtes Patronales: In July and August, many of Martinique's communes celebrate their patron saints with festivities including religious processions, musical performances and fireworks. Immerse yourself in Martinican tradition and join in the local festivities!

Unusual events

• Foyal Color Run: On July 21 in Fort-de-France, take part in this colorful race where fun and festivities are the order of the day. It's a unique and colorful experience for the whole family.

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• Course de Mulets de Sainte-Marie: On August 15 in Sainte-Marie, discover this unusual race where mules, those sturdy little donkeys, compete in a friendly, festive atmosphere. A spectacle not to be missed!

For gourmets

• Fête du Poisson du Carbet: On July 7 in Le Carbet, savor the delights of the sea with fresh fish tastings, culinary demonstrations and fishing competitions.

• Fête de la Banane à Sainte-Marie: On July 14 in Sainte-Marie, celebrate this emblematic fruit of Martinique with culinary workshops, tastings and entertainment for the whole family.

• Fête du Dachine: On July 21 in Rivière-Pilote, discover this local tuber with traditional dishes, markets and cooking demonstrations.

• Trempage Show in Trinité: On August 4 in Trinité, attend this culinary competition where the island's top chefs prepare the famous "trempage", a typical Martinique dish.