Top Martinique Outdoor Activities

Discover Josephine's Bath in Martinique on this small-group full-day cruise. Located in the town of Le François, on the Atlantic coast, the area takes its name from Napoleon's first wife, Josephine, who loved to bathe here. Go swimming at Thierry Island and enjoy a lunch of Creole dishes (included).

If you have only a limited time on land, make the most of it on this north Martinique shore excursion. In a small group, visit a rum distillery, black-sand beach, historic ruins, and more.

Combine the sights of southern Martinique on this culturally-focused half-day tour from Fort-de-France. With your guide, immerse yourself in the local culture through visits to a pottery studio, a distillery, and Diamond Rock. Hotel pickup and drop-off included.

Experience the best of northern Martinique as you embark on this half-day excursion from Fort de France. Join a small group and visit the area’s top landmarks such as the Balata Cathedral which was modeled after Paris’ Sacre Coeur, the Saint-Pierre ruins, and a local rum distillery. You also go on a bit of a nature tour as you explore the Fonds Saint Denis rain forest and Anse Turin black-sand beach.

From the village of TROIS-ÎLET, you will embark on the Mantou, a small shuttle of ten places. The guide takes control of the boat and takes you out of the port in the direction of Génipa bay. In the middle of the MANGROVE we discover a world apart far from the noise and the crowd only the song of the birds, the colors of the waters, the rustling of the trees and the crabs will accompany your ride. Departure every day duration 2h30 9:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Address: 1 Allée Place Paul THEVENARD Former Abattoir les Trois-ilets 97229. INFO: We offer a discovery cruise in the mangrove by boat in a small group of twelve people maximum accessible to all and of all ages. During our cruise it is important to bring a water bottle with a hat and your camera. Payment methods: cash, credit card, check.

Immerse yourself in Caribbean flora and Creole culture at the Jardin de Balata in Fort-de-France. Open from 9am to 6pm, you’re free to visit the garden when it works for your schedule and stay as long as you like. The lush grounds are a guaranteed hit with families, amateur botanists, and anyone who wishes to escape the large tourist crowds for a few hours.

Taste the sandy beaches of Martinique with Kairidream! During this half-day excursion you can discover the treasures of the southern part of the island! From Anse Noire to Anses d'Arlet, via Anse Dufour, you can visit the most beautiful bays of Martinique! Mika will make you discover places full of turtles and other marine species!

Discover the south side of Martinique on a stress-free excursion that covers the Trois Rivieres rum distillery and Les Salines beach. You’ll be able to sample rum and soak up the tropical island’s spectacular scenery without worrying about navigating unfamiliar roads. Plus, hotel pickup and drop-off mean you don’t have to find a meeting point.

Set sail along the Caribbean coast during a 6-hour boat tour around Martinique. With maximum eight passengers on board, your day away from shore is sure to be relaxing. Visit a secluded bay where you can swim and snorkel with the local sea life. Lunch is prepared using local ingredients and can be made to accommodate dietary restrictions. Be sure to try an authentic Creole cocktail made with local rum.

Set sail on the northern coastline of Martinique in search of dolphin pods during this half-day excursion. Join a small group and keep your eyes peeled for free-roaming dolphins, and even whales during the winter months, while you sail. Enjoy a snorkel stop for a dip in the pristine waters and the chance to discover other marine life in the area.

South Caribbean outing, swimming with turtles: Embark aboard MILLENIUM to discover the south of the island and its jewel, the Rocher du Diamant (weather permitting). Visit the bat cave. Fishing villages and wild coves. Swimming and watching turtles in their natural environment. Possibility of privatization

Discover the marine life of the Caribbean on this relaxing dolphin-watching excursion from Martinique. Board your boat with a small group and cruise the waters in search of playful dolphins. You can also stop at an abundant reef where you can snorkel and see even more aquatic species.

Enjoy a flexible itinerary and personalized attention from your dedicated guide while you explore Martinique. Choose what you'd like to see on the island according to your interests; the itinerary is up to you. Round-trip private transportation from your hotel included.

You come to recharge your batteries in the heart of Martinique's nature with: + Meeting/exchange with the agricultural population + Quality and experienced service + Instructive discovery + River baths + Typical and warm local meal + 4x4 vehicles (6 passenger seats)

Join this small group tour to explore northern Martinique with its rivers, waterfalls, botanical garden, rum distillery, and more. You’ll keep costs down with this small group tour, but still have an intimate tour of the area. This is a great tour to learn about the history, natural beauty, and local products of Martinique, and finish with a swim or a drink at Beah Bar (extra cost).

Make the most of your time at shore and explore the southern portion of Martinique on a small-group tour. After a convenient pickup from the port, venture towards downtown Fort-de-France to visit the pottery village, beautiful beaches, the famous Diamond Rock, and a local market. Learn about the history and culture of the island from your guide and enjoy a tasting of local rum before heading back to your ship.

The old Habitation Clement sugar plantation in Martinique has been transformed into an immersive experience that has been divided into several themes. Discover the rum-making process and sample the spirit at the distillery. Walk through the botanical garden with over 300 plant species and admire the art in the sculpture garden which is sponsored by the Clement Foundation. And, learn about Creole history and industrialization on the plantation.

Dolphin and coral reef outings: Navigation and search for dolphins settled along the Caribbean coast. In season (February to April), you can also have the chance to see whales and sperm whales. Our crew trained for this approach will be able to pass on their passion to you and will make this excursion a magical moment! Swimming in crystal clear water on coral bottoms.

Get out on the crystalline waters that make Martinique famous on this kayaking tour of Robert's Bay. Paddle through mangrove forests and past white-beach shorelines on this hassle-free, leisurely excursion.

Stéphane is a state-certified diving instructor who knows the sites like the back of his hand. Passionate about marine biology and nature lover, he will help you discover the best coral sites in southern Martinique that he has selected specifically for snorkeling. In complete safety, you participate in an exciting and educational discovery of the life of coral reefs during an immersion in the natural aquarium of the Caribbean Sea. In a small committee (max 13 people) whether you are a good swimmer or a beginner, Stéphane will always have the solution to share with you a unique experience that will leave you with unforgettable memories of your aquatic hike.

Known for its lush environment, wide ranging biodiversity, and panoramic views of the ocean-studded Caribbean Sea, the Caravelle Peninsula is one of the most popular hiking spots in all of Martinique. Discover the island's rich wildlife on this guided hiking tour of the Caravelle, which takes you past striking views while offering the type information about the local environment that is only available with a guide.

Known for its otherworldly landscape spotted with stones of red, yellow, and black, the Petrified Savannah, or Savane des Petrifications, is the natural gem of Martinique's St. Anne peninsula. Discover the wildlife that thrives in this desert environment on a guided hiking tour of the area, located just steps from the famous Les Salines beach. A guided tour helps you learn more about the geography and wildlife while you explore with ease.

Make the most of a short amount of time in Martinique on this tour of the island's most unmissable attractions, including a rum distillery, black sand beach, and historical ruins. This guided small-group tour provides commentary throughout so that you gain a more complete understanding of Martinique's history and culture, and it gives you a taste of Martinique's local flavors through rum tastings.