A sandy liaison which generally connects an island to solid ground. It is formed or washed away by the currents. The Sainte-Marie tombolo is the result of the action of hydrodynamic marine factors. The swells which come from the open sea diffract on the exposed side of Sainte-Marie island and move the sediments (sand, gravel and pebbles) which gradually make their way to the protected side via the longshore drift.

The Saut du Gendarme Waterful is relatively small and surrounded by [...] pleasant, tropical vegetation. The Saut du Gendarme waterfall can be directly accessed from the road by which a small carpark has been built.

This location is splendid! But you have to deserve it! The path is quite difficult. But it's worth the detour as is the second waterfall!

The wildest of the island's beaches. From afar one can see the island of Dominica in clear weather.

In the enchanting setting of the oldest plantation in Martinique, you can now discover Martinique zoo! Monkeys, jaguars, pumas, lorikeets, large anteaters, racoons... and hundreds of other animals, already at the zoo or coming, will give you great pleasure. In the middle of the renovated remains of the Latouche plantation, dating from 1643, visitors can walk along an educational trail to discover the animals and why not interact with them in one of the zoo's immersion rooms. \r\n A family stroll lasting 1 hour and 30 minutes which is not to be missed!

The Domaine d’Émeraude enjoys a natural and authentic setting - it's sublime. This location, designed by the Parc Naturel régional de la Martinique, aims to arouse the visitor's curiosity and encourage him to look more closely at the nature which surrounds him on a daily basis. Here, no staging… Just highlighting our biodiversity in a splendid setting. At the Domaine d’Émeraude the breeze can be heard, the aromas are savoured and the sounds come to life. Enjoy a change of scenery in the relaxing freshness… a trip, an escapade, a whirlwind of undiscovered sensations. The Domaine d’Émeraude is an adventure, the idea of sharing and discovery, exploration and escape to the heart of the land. Wonder and contemplation are instinctive there, for everyone to enjoy a magic moment.

A white sand beach lined with coconut trees located on the La Caravelle peninsula. There are a few tables available for a picnic.

The Saint James Rum Museum. Located at Sainte Marie, it will reveal the secrets of this wonderful alcohol.Saint James's origines were at St Pierre de la Martinique in 1765, thanks to Reverend Father Edmond Lefebure, Superior of the Frères de la Charité convent and learned alchimist. In the greatest secrecy, this worthy cleric developed a white alcohol of unprecedented quality, a cane sugar brandy then called "Guildive" or "Tafia".

Located in the north of Martinique, on the slopes of Mount Peléé, the Bellevue plantation benefits from a humid tropical climate and particularly fertile volcanic land ideal for growing top quality sugar cane.Rum lovers: do not miss the JM distillery This is a smoking distillery which means that it is still in production: It's here that cane - cut exclusively in the Bellevue Plantation located just above - arrives to be gradually transformed into rum. There is evidence of a sugar refinery in this location since the end of the 17th century.

The Turin Bay beach, ideal for a family day out, located alongside the road. Clear and calm water awaits you.