🌅 What to do in Martinique on extra days
Personalized ideas for every type of traveler
If you have one or more extra days before or after your cruise in Martinique, take the opportunity to explore the island from the land. Around Marina Le Marin – one of the largest marinas in the Caribbean – you will find volcanic landscapes, tropical forests, hidden beaches, Creole flavors, and vibrant traditions. An opportunity to discover authentic Martinique, amidst nature, culture, and relaxation.
🧗♂️ For sports enthusiasts and outdoor lovers
With coastal trails and tropical forests, Martinique is also a paradise for those who love walking, exploring, and moving in nature.
Trekking at Savane des Pétrifications (Presqu'île de Sainte-Anne)
A lunar, arid, and surprising landscape, with a coastal trail starting from Anse à Prune beach and crossing volcanic rocks, cacti, and wild panoramas.
Hike to Rocher Zombi (Le Marin)
A short but suggestive path leading to an ancient panoramic observation point. Perfect for seeing the entire bay of Le Marin from above and taking breathtaking photos.
Kayaking among the mangroves of Baie des Anglais (Sainte-Anne)
An immersive experience in tropical nature. Paddle through green tunnels of mangroves, with the possibility of spotting crabs, birds, and small fish.
🌸 For those seeking tranquility and relaxation
Around Le Marin, there are quiet beaches, tropical gardens, and places to truly slow down and enjoy the beauty of the Caribbean.
Relaxing morning at Anse Trabaud or Grande Anse des Salines
Wide beaches, light sand, turquoise sea, and very few crowds. Anse Trabaud is often deserted, ideal for swimming or simply listening to the wind.
Wellness day in an ecolodge or sea-view spa (Sainte-Luce or Le Marin)
Massages with tropical essential oils, floral baths, and natural treatments in settings immersed in vegetation, among relaxing scents and silences.
Sunset at Pointe Marin
One of the most loved beaches by locals. Tranquil atmosphere, calm sea, and a sunset that colors the water with golden and pink hues.
🖼️ For art, history, and culture enthusiasts
Martinique has a deep and vibrant soul, made of colonial memories, Creole spirituality, and local art worth discovering.
Visit to Maison de la Canne (Trois-Îlets)
A small museum that tells the story of sugar cane cultivation and the island's colonial past. Interesting and touching.
Church of Saint-Étienne du Marin and ancient maritime cemeteries
A dive into the religious and cultural history of the area, with decorated tombs, ancient gravestones, and syncretic symbols of Creole spirituality.
Craft workshops and local galleries (Le Marin and Sainte-Anne)
Ceramics, batik, wood sculptures, and works by local artists inspired by nature and island life. Perfect for an authentic souvenir.
🍷 For those who love food and authentic experiences
Martinican Creole cuisine is an explosion of aromas and flavors: spices, exotic fruits, fresh fish, and traditional dishes that tell the soul of the island.
Creole dinner in a "lolo" or family restaurant (Le Marin or Sainte-Anne)
Dishes like chicken colombo, Creole seafood, spicy boudin, and cod accras await you. Simple environment, authentic flavor.
Taste ti' punch and local sweets at the Sainte-Anne market
A small colorful market where you can enjoy fresh juices, rhum arrangé, tropical jams, and typical sweets like pain au beurre with chocolate.
Tasting at an artisanal rum distillery (Rivière-Pilote)
Discover how Martinican AOC agricole rum is produced, visit the sugar cane fields, and taste spicy and fragrant varieties directly from the producer.
