Where to practice an individual sport Martinique

Calypso Croisières, signatories of the AGOA charter, offers fully eco-friendly trips.

Discover dolphins and their habitat while respecting biodiversity. Between Martinique, St. Lucia and the Grenadines, choose your formula or customize your trip and experience weekend getaways and long cruises. Test a 24-hour formula on a catamaran! Departure from Grande Anse for a short sail, swimming, a sunset with a meal and a night on board.

For the past twenty years, Les Ballades du Delphis has been introducing visitors to the most beautiful natural sites on the Atlantic coast aboard large catamarans (Punch 1500) specially adapted for day trips. On the program: sailing through the islets of François and Robert. Sightseeing on îlet Loup-Garou, discovery of îlet Chancel, swimming in the Trapèze bathtub and the not-to-be-missed "Joséphine bathtub". Several swimming stops to see the small fish. Creole meal on board.

In the heart of the rainforest, in total harmony with nature, this accrobranches park offers a unique experience with its Bigmango course, featuring zip lines, footbridges, monkey bridges and zouk-swings. The Parcabout, with its 6,000^{m2 of} giant trampoline nets, offers safe activities among the trees. Enjoy a zip-line descent, mini-golf and a "baby kid" tree climbing course just 40 cm off the ground for the little adventurers. And don't forget the quad and motorcycle rides organized by Trial Caraïbe.

Since 1989, VTTîles has been offering a selection of tours in the heart of authentic Martinique. Combining culture, adventure and nature, discover exceptional circuits such as the magnificent "Piste des Plages" or "Madinina", ranked among the 25 best excursions in the Caribbean. VTTîles also specializes in multi-activity packages such as "Biguine", "Ladja" and "Bèlè", which immerse you in the local atmosphere. So it's hardly surprising that VTTîles founder Jacques-Henri Vartel has been awarded the Médaille de Bronze du Tourisme.

For more than 20 years, Ophélie, Guy and Sophie, state certified mountain guides, have enjoyed making people discover the fauna, the flora, the history, the rivers, and the traditions of Martinique. To hike intelligently, by discovering the innumerable natural wonders of the island, is the key word of this team of shock. The proposed outings are done by the day or half-day, in small groups of 4 to 12 participants, in order to offer a maximum of conviviality.

Committed to respecting the charter of approach of marine mammals in Martinique, Benoît invites you on board his boat, especially conceived for the observation of the cetaceans and fishing. You can do the “dolphin” every day. Dolphins are often visible as soon as you leave the harbor. Otherwise, meet other species of cetaceans such as humpback whales, sperm whales and turtles… For the “fishing” trip, the meeting point is at 6:30 am at the pontoon. Depending on the day's catch, you will leave with your fish up to a limit of 2 kg per fisherman.

Covering 60 hectares, Golf de l'Espérance is a fine achievement by its designer, architect Trent-Jones, who also designed the Chamonix and Grande Motte golf courses. Alternating between a hilly land side and a sea side, the par 71 course offers a wide range of difficulties that will delight experienced players and beginners alike. Above all, it boasts a magnificent sea view over the bay of Fort-de-France. The on-site restaurant serves top-quality cuisine, and there's also a friendly bar where you can enjoy a drink after your round.

The 28-km long Trace des Caps is also the longest hike on the island. It can be done in several distinct stages because of its length: Petit Macabou - Cap Macré (5 km - 2h30); Cap Macré - Cap Chevalier (7 km - 3h); Cap Chevalier - Baie des Anglais (6,5 km - 3h); Anse Trabaud - Salines (5 km - 2h); Salines - Anse Caritan (4,5 km - 1h30). This coastal path, punctuated by magnificent viewpoints, crosses absolutely superb sites! An essential hike in Martinique, which alternates between wild beaches and wooded areas.

A semi-guided route with panels along the 1 350 m to allow proper use of the ten workshops. A good opportunity to combine sport and relaxation in this fresh and green area.

It is very pleasant and well maintained and organizes very popular tournaments every year. 10 tennis courts, a 18 m swimming pool and a gym. Also attended by locals and tourists.

The Taxi Cap is the only tourist boat company to access the white sea bottoms of Cap Chevalier. On the program of the day package: departure at 9:45 am, discovery of the islet Chevalier, a cockfight presentation without animal death, rum first dive in the white sea bottoms, visit of the coral barrier, punch with music, bath, and hearty meal at Chez Gracieuse. Return at 4pm. You can also take the crossing to spend the day on Islet Chevalier aboard a fishing yole.

Starting from Le Diamant, Alan offers a very complete range of rides through the south of the island. You don't need to be a trained professional cyclist… the electric bike is a wonderful invention that allows you to discover the treasures of Madinina playfully and without getting too tired! We love the Fatbike and its big all-terrain wheels that go everywhere, even on the beach. You can ride up to 100 km with the electric assistance (with the assisted mountain bikes) without feeling the slightest pain in your calves!

Whether you are a beginner or an experienced rider, the Macabou Equestrian Center offers many possibilities: rides of a few hours, first rides with horses or ponies, one-day rides including lunch on the beach and even night rides under the full moon (2 hours). The equestrian center also organizes courses over several days. It is under the supervision of experienced professionals and with all the warmth of a family center that you will live the experience of galloping in the superb nature of Le Vauclin.

An experienced mountain guide, René Dersion goes out to discover the most beautiful sides of Martinique. Off from the beaten track, his excursions in the North Caribbean are focused on the discovery of the natural and cultural heritage, taking the time to look, breathe, feel, touch: hiking or aquatic excursions with river ascents, camping with a night in the tropical forest… An experience to live with family or friends for a weekend to sleep under the stars in a tent or hammock.

Horse lovers, nature lovers and adventure lovers, head to the Trénelle equestrian center. The site offers a wide range of activities and beautiful horseback rides through the Salé countryside, in harmony with the surrounding crops (especially sugar cane). Located on the domain of an old sugar mill, it is still possible to visit the remains. You can take the time to observe the regular rhythm of your horse: rivers with clear water, countryside, beaches… Initiation to horseback riding for beginners and longer rides for the more experienced.

Specialized in ecotourism, Agathe has set up her own agency for excursions and unusual activities, both sporting and cultural. Favoring outings 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, a meeting with dolphins and whales... Your only limit? Your imagination!

In a totally tropical setting, even open air in some areas, this 400^m2 family gym houses several areas equipped with top-notch strength and cardio-training equipment. Group classes are also available, including aquagym in the large outdoor pool. The atmosphere is convivial and friendly, a far cry from the clichés of sports clubs. For further information, please contact Lilian and his team, who are always available to answer your questions.

This organization offers a series of activities related to hiking in Martinique. You can learn how to read an orientation map, get information on a series of walks supervised by professional guides… Thematic hikes are proposed, such as the discovery of natural reserves or “Sport and Health” outings. Protection of the environment and the accompaniment of people with disabilities are also on the program.

Also known as the “slave canal”, the Beauregard canal was built at the end of the 18^th century to produce energy and irrigate the valley. Today, it welcomes adventurous hikers who can walk 3.5 km up the canal on its edge. The paved path is very narrow, alternating passages in dense forest and on the hillside. In single file, make sure not to make a false step, and the first one will have for mission to unearth the small yellow crabs who live in the waters of the canal.