Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site

Explore the North of Martinique, a true Natural Jewel. Immerse yourself in the intimacy of our 30 hiking trails revealing a endemic flora and fauna of rare beauty.

Our islets and wild beaches, with their white, golden and black sands, offer a memorable escape. Let yourself be lulled by the murmur of the rivers and admire our waterfalls.

Don't miss the exceptional spectacle of the Tombolo opening once a year, from November to April.

And, of course, marvel at the mighty Mount Pelée, its forests and Pitons now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Visit Martinique, a jewel of unique biodiversity.

Enjoy the heritage of northern Martinique. Visit the old Habitations, dating from the period of slavery, which bear witness to the colonial past.

At Saint-Pierre, City of Art and History, discover the ruins and wrecks sunken underwater and gauge the power of our volcano, the Mount Pelée, and the story of its last eruption in 1902.

The North also boasts an exceptional built heritage, with Creole architecture, European, African and Amerindian influences, and remarkable places of worship (churches, Hindu temples, slave cemeteries), offering a unique spiritual mosaic. 

Discover the rich Culture of Northern Martinique. Let yourself be seduced by our Creole gastronomy and our specialties such as Boyo Ton from Prêcheur, trempage from Trinité and Sainte-Marie, or accras de titiris from Grand-Rivière.

Taste the Best Rums in the World and feel their richness by understanding how they are made, the importance of terroir and surprising savory and sweet pairings.

Dive intothe local musical soul with the bèlè or the biguine, and the rousing melodies of our bèlè drum or our flute des mornes.

Discover local crafts with Amerindian (basketry), Indian (madras), or African (calabash) heritages.

Experience the North, where every flavor, every sound, and every gesture evokes our authentic culture.