Tourist offices Martinique

The tourist office now covers the 4 communes of Fort-de-France, Le Lamentin, Saint-Joseph and Schoelcher. It offers guided tours of Fort-de-France off the beaten track. We highly recommend the "audioguided tour of the city center", to discover the most incredible corners of Martinique's capital! The team is super friendly and ready to guide you according to your preferences for unforgettable events and discoveries.

On the town square, the tourist information office offers a lot of information on the events in Trois-Ilets, but also on the accommodation offers, the hikes, the bus schedules, activities, etc… It is full of information for any visitor who would like to organize their stay. You can also visit the website martinique.org which offers many downloadable information brochures.

The most complete web directory on Martinique, with an integrated search engine. It consists of very diverse thematic headings: media, institutions, trade, tourism, leisure, health, education…

The Schoelcher tourist office welcomes and informs tourists about current events, especially those organized by the city. The site promotes tourism in Schoelcher: water sports, heritage, culture, accommodation, going out, and gastronomy. You can also book certain excursions and tourist excursions directly on the spot. A lot of information for families.

A very dynamic tourist office, managed by director Patricia's bubbly energy. Check its Facebook page to keep posted on the events of the town… because there is always something happening in Le Carbet! Do you want to know about all the good deals in the North Caribbean? Get the information here: seine fishing, sports events, spots with the most beautiful views to impress your friends on Instagram…

Central reservation centre for the entire Caribbean area: accommodation, car rental, airline tickets…

Much more than a cultural action center, this hub of activity welcomes young Martinican talent to discover traditional dance, music, theater and plastic arts. SERMAC's facilities are located in the heart of the floral and cultural park, which is also home to Le Grand Carbet auditorium, a major venue for Fort-de-France's cultural festival. And it's a beautiful green space in the heart of the lower town.

With its well-illustrated website, filled with lots of practical information, the Comité Martiniquais du Tourisme offers a superb introduction to any stay on the island. With its beautiful photos and calendar of events, the website meets all types of needs for all types of clientele. If you are not connected to the internet, go directly to the building located on the seafront of the capital to find tips and other valuable advice.

Every year in December, the office organizes a craft and trade week while every first weekend of the month, a large market with an exhibition of local products and a podium of animation with traditional dances and music will delight you. If you are staying in Martinique during the Christmas vacations, the office puts on a living nativity scene. At the end of the show, you will taste the local specialties of Christmas (Christmas ham, pies) and you will certainly be dragged into a torrid “chanté nwel” all in Creole!

A very active and keen tourist office to inform visitors about news, outings, events, excursions, cruises, accommodation, hotel residences, sport… Classified as a tourist town in 2012, the town, a nautical resort, also benefits from many other assets, such as historical and heritage assets with its 17^th century church, one of the oldest in Martinique, and rich flora and fauna.

The Grand-Rivière tourist office opens its doors to help you discover the "commune de l'extrême" with its hiking trails, water excursions, guided tours, the Vierge des Marins, the church, the Bellevue wall, the new fishing port, the river, the waterfront... He also organizes hikes and water excursions in his area. Contact him to arrange your return by canoe from Anse Couleuvre (Prêcheur) at the end of the hike linking the island's coasts.

The Parc Naturel Régional de la Martinique offers "relays" at various points around the island. These are dedicated to providing information and raising public awareness on themes relating to heritage, culture and all the outdoor activities offered by the PNRM throughout the territory. You'll also find information on site visits, hikes and walks in the surrounding communes, as well as a store offering a wide variety of local and artisanal products.

Guided tours, accommodation offers, activities… this friendly tourist office will be able to help you with all your research and satisfy your curiosity. Many activities await, such as discovering and participating in seine fishing for a morning, an ancestral fishing technique typical of Martinique that will mark your visit to Bellefontaine. Ask for information: agencies offer initiations.

This small tourist office in the heart of Saint-Pierre is housed in the Maison de la Bourse, which hosted the first chamber of commerce on the island. It gathers a lot of information, brochures, and indications to visit the city of Art and History, and the surroundings. It also organizes thematic visits of the city, upon reservation and in small groups. As the ruins are not signposted, we advise you to have them indicated to you, it would be a shame to miss them! A great source of information about Saint-Pierre.

This downloadable smartphone application allows you to find information by geolocating it. This interactive map includes many visuals. You can also leave comments. This application is the result of the work of the Mwen Désann Sen Piè Commission, initiated by the Rotary Club of Saint-Pierre. 24/7 access to the tourist offer and to all the necessary information to organize your stay: accommodation, recreational activities.

Despite a large population of more than 17,000 inhabitants spread over 4,329 hectares, Saint-Joseph remains an authentic place representative of deep Martinique. The wild beauty of its natural sites makes Saint-Joseph a true haven of peace and a nice starting point for multiple walks around: forests with rare species, rivers, and gardens with varied flowers, incomparable show of a luxuriant vegetation crossed by magnificent rivers. The tourist office will be able to show you the most important itineraries.

The Regional Natural Park of Martinique has different information points around the island on the visits of sites, hikes and walks to do in the neighboring municipalities. A store also offers a wide variety of products from local know-how and crafts. Guided tours are available upon reservation, and audioguides for free visits are available to visitors. Maps are also available to help you find your way around the numerous hikes that are possible in the area.

Within the framework of its policy of promotion and mediation of its heritage, the City of Saint-Pierre, through its Heritage and Tourism Department, suggests fun activities and guided tours accessible to all throughout the year. On the occasion of events such as the European Archaeology Days and Heritage Days, other activities can be organized. It is also possible to order customized activities, such as a thematic guided tour, not included in the catalog.