Top Martinique Fun & Games

Explore Fort-de-France differently with an immersive track game! A few minutes from the centre and the port, live an original adventure mixing play, culture and ecology. Secret organization holds endangered animals... WILL YOU SAVE THEM IN TIME? Smartphone in hand, explore the city centre and take on 10 challenges in iconic locations. Every step of the way: a riddle, a discovery and an animal to free. Get at least 8 out of 10 keys to try to win a cart filled with local delicacies. How does it work? Very simple, after your Reservation, you receive the game link and access codes, no download is necessary! click on the link, enter the codes and let's go!‍‍‍‍‍‍ Available in French (videos with English, German, Italian, Spanish and Portuguese subtitles) Book now on any time slot and start the game whenever you want!

Discover the most layered city in the Caribbean in this self-guided puzzle adventure through Fort-de-France, Martinique. From the colonial waterfront to hidden courtyards and vibrant street art, 11 stops reveal a side of the island most visitors never see. Solve puzzles at the Schoelcher Library, a building shipped from the 1889 Paris World Fair, explore the Grand Marche spice market, find a haunted Creole villa, and decode a message painted across an entire street by a Madrid art collective. Uncover stories of Josephine de Beauharnais, the poet-mayor Aime Cesaire, a century-old pastry shop, and the rum heritage that earned Martinique its protected designation. The route covers 2.3 km through the city centre. Best in the morning or late afternoon when the light is golden. Start anytime and play at your own pace. Ends at a rum bar on Rue de la Republique. Download the Questo app, enter your booking code, and head to the Malecon seafront to begin.

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.