Martinique

ECO-EXCELLENCE IN MARTINIQUE

An island-sized UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve, Martinique’s eco-friendly vibes shine. Idyllic beaches, lush tropical forests and the iconic Mount Pelée volcano provide adventure-ready settings waiting to be explored. Add rich history and cultural heritage, delicious Creole cuisine and lots of fun.

DESTINATION FACTS

Language

French, Creole & English

Currency

Euro

Distance

5 hours from Montreal

Good to know

Martinique is an overseas department of France and, as such, European Union immigration laws apply

Best for

Adventure, culture, cuisine, family travel & cruises

FINE GASTRONOMY AND RUM ROUTE

Martinique is at the crossroads of French and Creole cultures, and this diversity shines through in its cuisine and rums, which you can discover with La Route des Grands Rhums.

THE BALATA GARDEN

This 3-hectare park holds 3,000 types of flora and fauna. Explore these beautiful gardens and experience a thrilling canopy ride for an aerial view of the landscape.

AN EXCLUSIVE SNORKELLING EXPERIENCE

Anses-d’Arlet, along the Caribbean coast, is ideal for snorkelling and spotting green sea turtles. No two sites are alike, but they all share excellent visibility and warm water.

A PORTRAIT OF THE SLAVERY ERA

La Savane des Esclaves is an open-air museum featuring reconstructed Indigenous and Creole villages along with exhibits of life on the island during and after the slavery era.