Top Martinique Day Cruises

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.

At each stop, one or several samples will be served. If you enjoy eating and drinking, then this is THE food tour you need! Please note these food samples do not replace a meal or a breakfast.

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.

Discover the marine life of the Caribbean on this relaxing dolphin-watching excursion from Martinique. Board your boat with a small group and cruise the waters in search of playful dolphins. You can also stop at an abundant reef where you can snorkel and see even more aquatic species.

Discover Josephine's Bath in Martinique on this small-group full-day cruise. Located in the town of Le François, on the Atlantic coast, the area takes its name from Napoleon's first wife, Josephine, who loved to bathe here. Go swimming at Thierry Island and enjoy a lunch of Creole dishes (included).

The most popular walk in Martinique with a small group program to discover and rediscover the beauty of the Atlantic coast. Many legends and explanations exist about the Josephine Bathtub. We strongly invite you to come and discover them in our company during this day. We offer Creole dishes for lunch, and throughout the excursion drinks with or without alcohol, local fruits and other small attentions.

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.