Sights & Attractions in Martinique

Things to Do in South of Fort-de-France

Name	Category	Location

Diamond Rock This volcanic mound, 1 mi (1.5 km) offshore from the small, friendly...	Nautical Sites	South of Fort-de-France

Forêt de Montravail A few miles north of Ste-Luce, this tropical rain forest is ideal...	Forests	South of Fort-de-France

Habitation Clément Get a glimpse into Martinique's colonial past. Visitors are given...	Wineries / Breweries	South of Fort-de-France

La Savane des Esclaves Down a dirt road, in the countryside outside the tourist zone...	Museum Village	South 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 Grand Trianon Boulangerie If you need a fast French lunch break in Le François...		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 Vauclin The return of the fishermen at noon is the big event in this...	Towns	South of Fort-de-France

Les Trois-Ilets Named after the three rocky islands nearby, this lovely little...	Neighborhoods / Streets	South of Fort-de-France

Musée de la Pagerie A stone building that held the kitchen of the estate where Joséphine...	Museums / Galleries	South of Fort-de-France

Pointe du Bout This tourist area has a marina and several resort hotels, among...	Neighborhoods / Streets	South 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
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