September in Martinique: slow down, recharge, rediscover

Gentle, complicit weather 

Between 26 and 30°C, a few welcome tropical showers, and a more breathable atmosphere. Perfect for alternating sea bathing, siestas in the shade and morning hikes. All you need to do is keep an eye on the weather, plan carefully, and let daylight be your guide. 

Beaches (almost) for yourself 

Imagine: a deserted cove at sunrise, an oily sea, pelicans diving... Welcome to Anse Dufour, l'Anse Noire, the Anse Couleuvre or the Salines, September versions. No more touch-and-go towels. Here, silence is king and every swim becomes a meditation. Our favorite times: early morning to catch the first rays, or late afternoon when the sky merges with the sea.

Eat local, stress-free and queue-free
Far from the hustle and bustle of the summer vacations, tables are freed up and chefs take their time. It's a chance to rediscover Creole flavours in complete tranquillity.
We've fallen for:

• Tèt Dwet, this itinerant concept that blends tradition and modern cuisine to be tasted... with your fingers.
• A simple lunch on the beach, between accras and fresh fruit.
• Or a visit to the market in Le Marin, Saint-Pierre or Fort-de-France to cook local produce yourself.

(Re)discover culture, in peace and quiet

Museums and heritage sites regain their serenity. We take our time, ask questions, listen to the stories of a passionate guide...
In September, culture is experienced at human level, in an atmosphere conducive to reflection and transmission.

Heritage Days: exploring the invisible (September 19-20-21) 

Every year, places that are usually closed open their doors to the public. Archives, hidden gardens, old houses, symbolic buildings...These three days are a unique window on the island's history and memory. To be experienced alone, with family or friends. Because Martinique's culture deserves to be experienced from the inside. 

September: Martinique in its most authentic version and rediscover the island as never before.