LES INCONTOURNABLES
of Martinique
Martinique is packed with must-see tourist attractions, combining nature, culture and idyllic beaches. Vacations always go by too quickly, and you have to make choices to organize your program of activities... and make sure you please the whole family! To help you do just that, we've selected a few of the island's most emblematic spots, where several activities can be enjoyed in the same place, to optimize your discoveries and satisfy all your desires. The ideal way to make the most of your stay and make sure you don't miss a thing!
Balata Garden
Commune de Fort-de-France - Route de Balata
A must-see in Martinique, the world-famous Balata Botanical Garden is a "must-visit" on the island of flowers!
It's a splendor to be admired at a time when biodiversity is under threat.
An artist's garden
Created by landscape architect Jean-Philippe Thoze, this botanical garden delights visitors with over 3,000 species of tropical plants, an exceptional collection of palm trees and exotic flowers in vibrant colors.
As you stroll along its shady lanes, you'll discover a lush setting where nature expresses itself in all its splendour. Its famous circuit of suspended bridges in the canopy offers a unique experience, allowing you to admire the scenery from above and enjoy a breathtaking view of the mountains and the bay of Fort-de-France.
A must for nature and botany lovers, where the richness of Martinique's plant heritage is revealed at every turn.
La Luciole restaurant
The Jardin de Balata restaurant offers tasty, authentic cuisine featuring Martinique produce: a great way to stay in the peaceful, pleasant atmosphere of the famous botanical garden.
Located just inside the entrance to the Jardin, you can reserve your table every day from 11.30am to 2.30pm. The entire Luciole team awaits you for delicious culinary encounters.
Martinique Zoo
Commune du Carbet - Just before Saint-Pierre - North Martinique
Why choose between visiting a zoo, discovering a historic site, learning more about Martinique's heritage and history?
The Martinique Zoo in the Latouche dwelling is all this and more! If you had to visit only one place, this is it!
Martinique Zoo
In the enchanting setting of Martinique's oldest dwelling, discover the Martinique Zoo! Monkeys, jaguars, pumas, lorikeets, anteaters, racoons... and hundreds of others live here for your pleasure.
In the midst of the renovated remains of the Latouche dwelling, dating back to 1643, visitors can stroll along an educational trail set up to discover the animals and, why not, interact with them, as in one of the zoo's immersion aviaries. A 1.5-hour stroll to enjoy with family and friends alike, to the delight of young and old alike.
