Top Fort-de-France Half-day Tours

Experience the best of northern Martinique as you embark on this half-day excursion from Fort de France. Join a small group and visit the area’s top landmarks such as the Balata Cathedral which was modeled after Paris’ Sacre Coeur, the Saint-Pierre ruins, and a local rum distillery. You also go on a bit of a nature tour as you explore the Fonds Saint Denis rain forest and Anse Turin black-sand beach.

The best of the South in an unforgettable stopover Experience a digest of emotions: from the history of rum at Distillerie Trois-Rivières to the flavours of the Diamond Point of Sale. Get excited about the Cap 110 Memorial, capture the Diamond Rock at its best and dive into the turquoise waters of Anse Noire, a volcanic nugget and turtle sanctuary. A unique itinerary combining culture, iconic panoramas and wild swimming. Optimized for guaranteed return to port. ✨ This itinerary is flexible: we can adapt it according to your wishes, whether you prefer to deepen the local history or spend more time watching sea turtles at Anse Noire." Other discovery options: The Slave Savannah - The Museum of La Pagerie - The Ecomuseum of Martinique - The Village of Pottery - La Distillerie La Favorite - The Distillery La Mauny Choose from our different southern circuits at the following stage: Diamond/Anses-d'Arlet - Trois-Ilets - Sainte-Anne: Les Salines

Experience our Tropical Island Private Tour of Martinique! Begin your visit at the Capital City's Saint-Louis Cathedral and Schoelcher Library. Enjoy the panoramic views and Parisian atmosphere at the mini-replica of the Sacred Heart Basilica. Take in the stunning panoramic views of Fort-de-France La Trace Road, where you'll see bamboo, ferns, and forest plants along the roadside. In Saint-Pierre, you can see the Alma River and The Saut Gendarme Waterfall. At the base of the volcano, visit a venerable rum-distillery and enjoy bay views while sampling Agricole-Rum made from sugar-cane juice. St. Pierre was once the cultural-economic capital, but was destroyed by Mount Pelee and later rebuilt. Explore the ruins of the 1902 volcano eruption, including the theater and prison. Finally, relax on the black sand beach in Le Carbet, with the Caribbean Sea in front of you and free time to unwind.