Located in Trois-Îlets, La Suite Villa is a trendy boutique hotel made up of of nine private villas. Each has two or three bedrooms, a kitchenette, and terrace. Six suites are also available in the main house.The restaurant offers excellent French and Creole cuisine.
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Located in Trois-Îlets, 30 minutes from the airport and a few steps from the beach of Anse Mitan. Discover the 193 air-conditioned and fully equipped rooms and Culture Creole, the newest addition to this property.
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Located in Pointe du Bout, this hotel, built on around a luxurious garden and a large swimming pool, is dedicated to families and business clientele, close to main attractions.
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This stunning Club Med Village is located on its own peninsula in Sainte-Anne. It features 291 rooms, all with top notch amenities, flat screen TVs, double sink bathrooms, etc. Services include water sport activities, full service spa, two restaurants, and a new lively bar.
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Expressly designed to blend elegance and comfort with nature and the colorful Creole spirit of Tartane, the small fishing village where the hotel is located, French Coco is known for its 17 suites (16 of which feature private pools) and gourmet restaurant.
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The 94-room Le Simon Hotel is bringing a new level of modern style and sophistication to the downtown Fort-de-France area. Nestled on the waterfront directly in front of the Pointe Simon Cruise Terminal, Le Simon Hotel offers convenient access on foot to all of the capital city’s best shopping and prime historic attractions.
Book nowMartinique also offers a wide range of villa rentals for every budget combining Creole charm, warm hospitality, well equipped living spaces and superb outdoors.
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Martinique has a cachet all its own; an endearing West Indian warmth in its personality, a special spice in its music and dance, its local dishes, cultural heritage, and way of life. It is an island with style and so much more.
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Martinican cuisine is a culinary fusion drawing on French savoir-faire, African generosity, a medley of spices from India and a chorus of other Caribbean and European influences. This cuisine is generous and multifaceted, with intriguing specialties such as Colombo curry, codfish Accras, pâté-en-pot stew and fish blaff.
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With its lush landscapes and extraordinary biodiversity, Martinique is one of the Caribbean’s top ecotourism destinations. UNESCO added the entire island of Martinique to its World Network of Biosphere Reserves, which promotes biodiversity conservation and sustainable development. Volcanoes and forest of Mount Pelée and the Pitons of Northern Martinique are now on UNESCO's list of World Heritage.
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Martinique features more than 90 dive sites, including Saint-Pierre Bay in the north, dubbed the Little Pompeii of the Caribbean, and the majestic Diamond Rock in the south across from the town of Le Diamant — no two sites are alike.
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Martinique’s long stretches of sandy beaches are superb for swimming, snorkeling, surfing, sailing, or just soaking up some sun. Don’t forget to pack your swimsuit!
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Read the AFAR Travel Guide about curated resources and inspiring content to plan your responsible travel to Martinique.
Read the articleModern day Martinique exudes an alluring and distinctly French Caribbean sensibility in the excellence of its cuisine and rhums, the vast range of its resorts and hotels, its fashion and art scene.
Martinique has a cachet all its own; an endearing West Indian warmth in its personality, a special spice in its music and dance, its local dishes, cultural heritage, and way of life. It is an island with style and so much more.
If you want something fresh, new, and different in the Caribbean, you will find it all here. A special place to be – Martinique c’est magnifique!
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