Welcome to the town of Sainte-Luce, spread over numerous districts and located in the southern Caribbean of Martinique. The Trois Rivières district is located there in particular, it is known for its rum with the Habitation Trois Rivières. The town of Sainte-Luce offers numerous panoramas of the Caribbean Sea thanks Read more…
Welcome to the commune of Schoelcher, university and administrative commune of Martinique. Located on the northern Caribbean border of the island, the community was originally named Case-Navire then was renamed in 1889, Schoelcher, in honor of Victor Schoelcher. It is one of the most populated municipalities on the island, taking Read more…
Welcome to the town of Fort-de-France, prefecture of Martinique. The city of Fort-de-France is home to a large covered market where you will find fruits, vegetables, honey, souvenirs and other specialties. It also has a ferry terminal that can offer you trips to Dominica and Saint Lucia. In terms of architecture, Read more…
Bienvenue sur l’île de Saint-Martin, située au Nord des Petite Antilles et terre de partages. Divisée en deux parties administratives et malgré une artificialisation importante dû à une pression immobilière toujours plus accrue pour l’accueil touristique, le territoire a su sauver et conserver une biodiversité dégradée par les événements climatiques et Read more…
Welcome to the town of Anse Bertrand, located in the north of Grande-Terre. A land of refuge for the last Caribbean, the municipal territory became over the years an agricultural land for cotton and sugar cane. Today, the town’s economy is dominated by the cultivation of sugar cane. Many vestiges Read more…
Here you are in the commune of Saint-Joseph, spread over many districts and located in the lands and heights of Martinique. Flowers and bananas are grown there due to the substantial rainfall this community receives throughout the year. The vegetation there is very hygrophilous and you can find it on Read more…
Welcome to Tartane, in the town of Trinité, known for its beaches and its surf spot, its fish market and its Hardy distillery, created in 1830 and bought by Gaston Hardy in 1905. Many hikes are also to be done in this area. and in particular the best known, the Read more…
Welcome to the island of Saint-Martin, located north of the Lesser Antilles and a land of sharing. Divided into two administrative parts and despite significant artificialization due to ever-increasing real estate pressure for tourist reception, the territory has managed to save and preserve biodiversity degraded by climatic events and Read more…
Welcome to the town of Le Moule, located to the east of Grande-Terre. A former major sugar port of Guadeloupe during the 18th and 19th centuries, it gradually lost its importance in the face of the town of Pointe-à-Pitre and its Darboussier factory. Nowadays, there remain the vestiges of this Read more…