Tourist Guides and Excursions Martinique

Specialized in ecotourism, Agathe has set up her own agency for excursions and unusual activities, both sporty and cultural.  The outings are in small groups, the captains and instructors with whom she works share their passion in complete intimacy, far from the “rum baptism and loud music” atmosphere. A family or romantic sailing trip, a lazy cruise on a catamaran, a trip down the river, a walk in the mangrove, an encounter with dolphins and whales… The only limit is your imagination!

A local fisherman, diver and experienced sailor, Jean-Guy Gabriel will take you on his yole to discover the sea bottoms that only he knows the secret to, the dolphins and cetaceans in the coves of the north of the island, but also to snorkel, or to initiate you to troll fishing. All this while telling underwater legends that are part of the history of Martinique, and making you aware of the respect for the sea and the environment. Half-day or full-day trip. Booking recommended. We highly recommend it!

Captain Jean-François takes you aboard his boat, the Libodo II, to discover the mangrove swamps of Rivière-Pilote. This experienced sailor knows the area like the back of his hand, as well as its flora and fauna. The tour is designed to be both educational and entertaining. He can also show you the beaches of southern Martinique, take you deep-sea fishing, take you island-hopping, and even go as far as Saint Lucia for a weekend. Boat privatization available.

Young agency oriented towards ecotourism, RaphäeL Concept aims to highlight Martinican heritage (culture, tradition, nature, gastronomy, history) by offering activities around fishing and agriculture. You can discover the ancestral technique of seining, spend a moment with the fishermen and leave with a batch of fish that you'll have courageously hoisted out of the water! Each activity always ends with a friendly time around a ti-punch or a fish blaff.

Departing from the fishing port of Case-Pilote, Captain Franzy takes you aboard his boat, a Cap Horn 360 or a forboat 34 (both 12-seaters), on the turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea. He'll take you to explore the island's wild beaches and coves, and try to spot turtles and dolphins. If you're going on a day trip, you can choose the lunch option: you'll be treated to local homemade specialties (chicken colombo, crayfish fricassee, lobster extra), drinks included.