Sports and leisure activities Fort-De-France

Mickaël and Gaby organize sea trips leaving from Fort-de-France or Trois Ilets, on board their boat Revs Mwen (“My dreams” in Creole). Mickaël, a fisherman by trade, loves to share his passion for the sea. In the North of the Caribbean, the excursion takes you to meet dolphins, and even whales when it's the season. In the South, you will discover coral reefs, turtles, bat caves and many other natural wonders. Intimacy is privileged here because the boat has a capacity of 12 people only.

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.

After a visit to the Balata garden, the Absalon loop is a 4 km hike (3h walking time) that starts at the former Absalon spa, whose miraculous waters were much frequented in the ^19th century by people suffering from various ailments. Since then, the spa has closed, but it's the starting point for a lovely (and at times strenuous) walk that plunges you into the heart of the wonders of the rainforest. An old bathtub has been installed to take advantage of the virtues of the hot waters, testimony to a bygone era of thermalism.

Are you a fan of the legendary Harley-Davidson motorcycles and looking for an experience off the beaten track? Harley-Tours-Martinique offers you the chance to ride one of its motorcycles and discover the most beautiful spots on the island. A full-day accompanied ride south from Fort-de-France, with a lunch stop in Sainte-Anne followed by a swim and a visit to the Trois-Rivières distillery. All equipment is provided: helmet, jacket and gloves. Motorcycle licenses are required, except for passengers.

Run by Raymonde and Bruno, two nature and island enthusiasts, Ioüanacera Eco Excursion offers guided day trips with brunch and Creole snacks. Several excursions are available: the Salines, the Cap Macré and the Anse Grosse Roche, the Anse Caritan or the “river trip” to discover the local fauna and flora. Ioüanacera's team has identified original places, with an ideal setting for activities such as hiking, discovery, relaxation, and well-being.