Guide

Capital of Martinique before its destruction in 1902 by the eruption of Mount Pelée, Saint-Pierre is today the Sub-Prefecture of

Saint Joseph has the largest forest area in Martinique. Located in the North East, it represents more than a third

This agricultural town is renowned for its production of fruit, vegetables and sugar cane. Do not miss to visit the

Le Robert is spread over 4,487 hectares between the communes “Le François” and “Trinité” on the Atlantic coast. Endowed with

The Rivière-Salée plain is a large area for growing sugar cane. Although there is no longer a distillery on the

Grenier du Sud, Rivière-Pilote offers lush vegetation. A few kilometers from the village, a “pitt” offers rooster fights and mongoose

Last village on the North Caribbean Coast. On its territory: the “Caribbean Tomb” where, if one believes the legend, occurred

Much appreciated for its climate, this town also offers sumptuous views of the Pitons du Carbet and Mount Pelée. Tourist

It is a village that stretches to the foot of Mount Pelée. For those who want to undertake the ascent

Flowered town, whose village is built in an amphitheater facing the Atlantic Ocean. Tourist office Phone. : 0S 96 53