All-Inclusive Resorts in Martinique

This beach, with its 4km of sand, will delight lovers of hiking and heavenly walks, 45min from Les Boucaniers resort. Your all-inclusive stay in Martinique must be a series of unforgettable natural discoveries and the Grande Anse du Diamant cannot be ignored. Opposite it, the Diamond Rock is accessible by boat. Stroll along the pontoon to appreciate the majesty of the place before jumping into the water.

From the top of its 1,397m of altitude, this active volcano dominates the whole island, promising you a majestic playground. Offering splendid views of the coastal town of Saint-Pierre, the site invites you to escape to the wild, 2 hours from your resort Les Boucaniers. Opt for a memorable climb between tall grass and banana trees; the highlight of the show being the crater and the panorama on the island!

Your all-inclusive stay in Martinique cannot be complete without a detour to the Trois Rivières plantation, not far from your Club Med Les Boucaniers resort. Exploiting sugar cane for centuries, this plantation has earned a solid reputation among connoisseurs. Go behind the scenes of the rum making process and discover the mill, the symbol of the house.

Martinique is very popular and is one of the favorite trips of the French. From France and especially from Paris, you will easily find a cheap flight that will offer you a total change of scenery at the other end of the world. Third largest island of the Lesser Antilles or Windward Islands after Trinidad and Guadeloupe, Martinique allows you to disconnect from the daily routine thanks to its many treasures. The main one? The diversity of its landscapes. Between its paradisiacal beaches with turquoise waters, its tropical forests, its mountains, its mangrove swamps or even the mount Pelée, a still active volcano, this jewel of the Caribbean has something to charm and surprise.

Explore this island of contrasting landscapes, where the mountains literally tumble into the sea. Just 45 minutes from your Club Med Village Les Boucaniers, fall under the spell of the Grand Anse du Diamant. This 3km long sandy beach leads directly to the islet of Le Rocher, populated by coconut trees. After the calm waters, discover the spectacular waterfalls of the Gorges de la Falaise, in Trinité. Stroll along its river and refresh yourself in its pools of clear water, before a well-deserved return to the Village.

During your all-inclusive stay in Martinique, enjoy the thrill of the many outdoor activities! Go for a snorkeling trip at the foot of Cape Solomon or for a diving trip at the Diamond Rock. You can meet butterfly fish, rays and multicolored sponges with exceptional shapes, but also turtles, morays and underwater caves. Back on the surface, during your all-inclusive stay in Martinique, go for a hike in the heart of the nature reserve of the Caravelle peninsula. In its 388 ha, evolve in the characteristic vegetation of the island, between herbaceous savanna and mangroves.
You can also take the marked trails to explore, whatever your level. Don't miss the peaks such as Mount Pelee, the Crève-Coeur volcano, Morne Macouba or the Pitons du Carbet, whose panoramas allow you to appreciate the beauty of Martinique. To recover from all these adventures and keep fit, allow yourself a moment for an 18-hole golf course on the west coast, at the golf de l'Espérance. Another option is to relax on the beaches of Anse couleuvre, Anse Lévrier, Anse Figuier or Sinaï.

What to see in Martinique to discover the local heritage? Once the adrenaline of these high points has subsided, take time to relax and discover the culture of Martinique. During your stay in Martinique, visit the Saint-Louis cathedral in Fort-de-France. Of Romanesque-Byzantine inspiration, the monument fascinates visitors attracted by its 19 stained glass windows. Admire the Schœlcher library or the Departmental Museum of Martinique. You will learn all the history of the Caribbean island, including before the arrival of the settlers. Then go to the Grand Marché and treat your palate to the spicy flavors of the local gastronomy. You can choose between the famous coco-tamarin ice cream, cod accras, pâté en pot, fish, seafood or even smoked chicken. As for drinks, discover Martinique's rum by visiting the Clément dwelling, an old colonial house converted into a distillery, or come at the end of the year, on the occasion of the Rum Festival. As for the famous Ti Punch, it can easily be enjoyed with your feet in the sand, on one of the most beautiful beaches of Martinique, accompanied by exotic fruits.