Top Martinique Rail Tours

If you have only a limited time on land, make the most of it on this north Martinique shore excursion. In a small group, visit a rum distillery, black-sand beach, historic ruins, and more.

Venture off the beaten path and explore the northern part of Martinique on this small-group tour. Visit local monuments such as the Sacred Heart Church, swim in the refreshing waters of a waterfall, stroll through the old capital of St. Pierre, sample local rum from a rum factory, and soak up the sun at a local beach.

Make the most of your time at shore and explore the southern portion of Martinique on a small-group tour. After a convenient pickup from the port, venture towards downtown Fort-de-France to visit the pottery village, beautiful beaches, the famous Diamond Rock, and a local market. Learn about the history and culture of the island from your guide and enjoy a tasting of local rum before heading back to your ship.

Nestled in the Lamentin countryside, in the heart of greenery as far as the eye can see, Belfort opens its doors to you. A tourist activity in Martinique on a little train for young and old. Discover the know-how developed over 30 years, around the banana and to the rhythm of the little train. The little train allows you to cover the entire farm and visits are possible even in rainy weather!!! During the guided tour, and on 65 ha, you will know our little secrets for producing the best: the Martinique banana. Practical, fun and original, the little train also offers optimal security guarantees for this type of visit. The visit lasts approximately 50 minutes and ends with a tasting of local products. The tour is provided in English and French.

Set sail along the Caribbean coast during a 6-hour boat tour around Martinique. With maximum eight passengers on board, your day away from shore is sure to be relaxing. Visit a secluded bay where you can swim and snorkel with the local sea life. Lunch is prepared using local ingredients and can be made to accommodate dietary restrictions. Be sure to try an authentic Creole cocktail made with local rum.