Fort-de-France Holidays

La Savane offers a historic 5-hectare oasis in Fort-de-France with royal palms and the famous Empress Josephine statue. Stroll shaded pathways and enjoy local vendors while escaping the tropical heat of Martinique.

Built for the 1889 Paris Exposition and reassembled in Martinique, this library honours abolitionist Victor Schoelcher. Inside, discover 130,000 books amid Byzantine, Egyptian, and Moorish architectural elements.

Immerse yourself in Jardin de Balata's 3,000 tropical plant species in Martinique's rainforest. Walk the suspended canopy pathway for breathtaking panoramic views of this vibrant botanical paradise.

Perched on a hill overlooking Fort-de-France Bay, this 17th-century Vauban fortress serves as an active French naval base. Guided tours explore historic ramparts where iguanas sunbathe among stone battlements.

Explore the waterfront in Fort-de-France with a trip to Express des Îles. Wander the beautiful beaches in this quaint area.

St. Louis Cathedral's unique metal framework was designed to withstand fires, earthquakes, and hurricanes. Morning visits showcase sunlight streaming through its vibrant stained-glass windows in a serene atmosphere.

This 18th-century Vauban-style fortress stands above Fort-de-France, offering panoramic views of the city and bay. Visit during European Heritage Days in September when guided tours reveal its military architecture.

Balata Cathedral is just one of the places to see in Fort-de-France, so why not enjoy the other things to explore during your travels? Wander the beautiful beaches in this quaint area.