Martinique Aimé Césaire International Airport (FDF)
Discover Martinique
L'île aux fleurs – a tropical paradise with French flair
A destination of choice in the Yucatán Peninsula, Cancún has an irresistible draw. Its exquisite beauty and diversity call to travellers in search of adventure, relaxation, and cultural discovery. Sparkling white sand beaches, the crystal-clear waters of the Caribbean Sea, and ancient ruins blend harmoniously to create an enchanting setting. Whether you’re interested in thrilling water sports, rich history, or exquisite gastronomy, Cancún promises an unforgettable stay.
Getting there is easy with just one non-stop flight from Quebec to Fort-de-France, with service offered by both Air Canada and Air Transat.
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Les Anses d'Arlet
On the island’s southwest coast, Les Anses d’Arlet is a picture-perfect stretch of tranquil coves and local fishing villages. The beach at Grande Anse feels like a dream with its golden sand that gently slopes into the deep blue sea, while the iconic pier by Saint-Henry Church reaches into the ocean offering beautiful views. Don’t miss the chance to snorkel in the crystal-clear waters of Anse Noire and Anse Dufour, where you’re sure to spot plenty of sea turtles and tropical fish.
Mount Pelée
Towering at 1,397 metres, the majestic Mount Pelée is an active volcano that watches over Martinique. This legendary spot offers an unforgettable hike through a mix of ecosystems, lush forests, rugged terrain, and panoramic sights. A guided tour tells the powerful story of the 1902 eruption that destroyed the city of Saint-Pierre, and the deep connection between locals and this sleeping giant.
Saint-Pierre, the Pompeii of the Caribbean
Once called the “Little Paris of the Antilles,” Saint-Pierre is a truly unique place that’s rich in history. The 1902 eruption of Mount Pelée devastated the city, leaving behind vast ruins. Visit the Musée Volcanologique to learn about the tragedy that claimed 30,000 lives, and to explore the city’s colourful past.
Balata Gardens
Step into a tropical paradise at the Balata Gardens, home to over 3,000 species of plants. Designed by landscape artist Jean-Philippe Thoze, this magical botanical garden is the perfect place for a stroll, complete with hanging bridges for a bird’s-eye view of nature in full bloom.
Les Fonds Blancs
At low tide, dazzling turquoise waters and soft white sandbars emerge to form the dreamy Fonds Blancs. This iconic Martinique experience turns the sea into a giant natural pool. Enjoy a laid-back picnic with your feet in the water or simply take a moment to marvel at the endless shades of blue on the horizon. Boat excursions will whisk you to these fleeting paradises near Diamond Rock or across François Bay.
Rum reimagined at Habitation Clément
You can’t separate Martinique from its legendary local rum. For an in-depth look at this proud tradition, Habitation Clément is a must. This historic estate blends cultural heritage with rum-making expertise. Tour the colonial mansion, explore the aging cellars, walk through sugarcane fields and lush gardens, and discover how this iconic AOC-labelled rum is crafted.
A thrill-seeker's paradise
Martinique is a playground for adventure lovers. How about scuba diving near Diamond Rock, kayaking through François’s mangroves, or kitesurfing at Pointe Faula? Whether you love hiking, canyoning, paddleboarding, or chasing sunsets, there’s something for every kind of explorer.
Wild wonders
Nature thrives here. The Caravelle Peninsula is home to a stunning nature reserve of mangroves and forests. Waterfalls like Didier and Saut du Gendarme are sparkling gems amidst the thick jungles, while the Route de la Trace winds through majestic rainforests. Down south, the moonlike landscape of the Savane des Pétrifications is home to the island’s volcanic soul.
Layered history and vibrant culture
Martinique carries the legacy of a complex past. Discover its story at the Regional Museum of History and Ethnography in Fort-de-France, or the open-air Savane des Esclaves. Across the island, admire colonial architecture, pick up on the Creole language, and feel the lasting spirit of literary icons like Aimé Césaire and Édouard Glissant woven into everyday life.
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