Towns in Martinique

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Name	Category	Location

Ajoupa-Bouillon Near pineapple fields and filled with flowers, this 17th-century...	Towns	North of Fort-de-France

Balata This quiet little town has two sights worth visiting. Built in...	Towns	North of Fort-de-France

Basse-Pointe On the route to this village on the Atlantic coast at the island's...	Towns	North of Fort-de-France

Bellefontaine This colorful fishing village has pastel houses on the hillsides...	Towns	North of Fort-de-France

Lamentin There's nothing pretty about Lamentin; the international airport...	Towns	South of Fort-de-France


Le François With some 16,000 inhabitants, this is the main city on the Atlantic...	Towns	South of Fort-de-France

Le Marin The yachting capital of Martinique, Le Marin is also known for...	Towns	South of Fort-de-France

Le Prêcheur This quaint village, the last on the northern Caribbean coast...	Towns	North of Fort-de-France

Le Vauclin The return of the fishermen at noon is the big event in this...	Towns	South of Fort-de-France

Macouba Named after the Carib word for "fish," this village was a prosperous...	Towns	North of Fort-de-France

Schoelcher Pronounced shell-share, this upscale suburb of Fort-de-France...	Towns	Martinique

St-Pierre The rise and fall of St-Pierre is one of the most remarkable...	Towns	North of Fort-de-France

Ste-Anne A long, nearly white-sand beach and a Catholic church are the...	Towns	South of Fort-de-France

Ste-Luce This quaint fishing village has a sleepy main street with tourist...	Towns	South of Fort-de-France

Ste-Marie The winding, hilly route to this town of some 20,000 offers breathtaking...	Towns	North of Fort-de-France
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