Villa Alma Da Lua - Four Bedroom Villa, Sleeps 10

In the heart of the town of Saint Pierre, on the north Caribbean coast of Martinique, is this beautiful holiday home. This townhouse will allow you to enjoy museums, restaurants, the beach, bars without having to take the car.
Composed of 4 air-conditioned rooms, this villa mixes two contemporary styles (ethno-chic) which make all its charm. The layout of this townhouse would almost let us forget that it is located on the promenade of Saint Pierre.
- The first room, with a double bed (180x200) is located on the ground floor. A bathroom with an Italian shower is accessible from the kitchen.
- The three other bedrooms, on the ground floor, all have a king size bed and share the same bathroom.
Two additional mattresses are available (free of charge) to accommodate children.

One of the three rooms on the ground floor has a private balcony from which you can enjoy a moment of "Sunset and chill".

On the ground floor, an exterior access allows direct access to the beach where you will find deckchairs.

A private car park is located on the right side of the villa and offers 3 places to park your vehicles. You can then reach the villa by crossing a small shaded terrace. This terrace has been designed to enjoy meals in the shade facing the sea (table for your meals) or aperitifs with the garden furniture.

It is really the location in the centre which makes all the charm of this villa. If you wish, you can leave your car in the car park and take advantage of all the amenities on foot:
- bakery "les délices pierrotins" less than 50m away
- a pizzeria at less than 50m
- a diving club at 150m to discover the magnificent bottom of the bay of Saint Pierre (wrecks, drop offs, many exotic fishes..)
- of course the beach of Saint-Pierre (just cross the street and you are there!)
- the Creole Arts Café, an authentic and warm place to enjoy a good coffee, 300m from the villa
- The market of Saint-Pierre (fruits, vegetables, handcrafted jewellery...) at 350m
- a butcher's shop offering local meat, at 350m
- a mini-market (U express) at 400m to do your shopping
- the Franck Peret volcanological museum at 110m
- the memorial of the 1902 disaster at 150m
- departure of the cyparis express (on foot) to discover the different ruins of the city of saint-pierre (paying guided tour)
- tourist office at 500m
- a hotel is located near the villa, it is possible as an external client to have breakfast there

For those who are fond of adventure, the north of Martinique offers many hikes to discover the magnificent reliefs of the north of the island: preacher-grand river, the gorges of the cliff at ajoupa bouillon, the mountain pelée, the waterfall couleuvre, the pitons of carbets ....

To reach the beaches of the south, count a little more than an hour for Sainte-luce and the Trois ilets.

Destination-specific information
Martinique is a tropical island with a unique charm. As on many islands, occasional water or electricity outages may occur and are beyond our control and are not related to the accommodation. Likewise, the local climate may result in the presence of insects, including mosquitoes. These elements are part of the local characteristics and should be taken into consideration when making your reservation.

Sargassum is a natural phenomenon, and its arrival along the coastlines of Caribbean islands is random and unpredictable. There may be no sargassum at the time of booking, while the coastline may be affected during your stay, or vice versa. Its presence may temporarily affect access to the beach, make swimming less enjoyable, and cause characteristic odours, particularly when large quantities of seaweed accumulate along the shore. Unfortunately, we have no way of predicting or controlling this phenomenon. We therefore encourage guests to keep this possibility in mind, particularly when choosing accommodation located close to the coastline or directly on the seafront, as the property may occasionally be affected by the presence of sargassum.
At the airport exit, at the roundabout, go straight ahead, cross the bridge and at the roundabout turn left towards Fort-de-France.

Continue straight on the A1 towards Fort-de-France, then Schoelcher. Drive for 12.7 kilometres. You arrive at a roundabout, go straight on. At the second roundabout (the casino is on your left and the Géant Batelière shopping centre on your right), go straight. At the third roundabout, go straight.

Drive for 21.6 kilometres, always straight ahead, in the direction of Case Pilote/St Pierre. You will pass through the villages of Case Pilote and Bellefontaine until you reach Le Carbet, which you will pass through. Continue straight ahead until you arrive in Saint-Pierre.

Enter the town of Saint-Pierre, pass the Anne Frank Perret Museum.

You will arrive at an crossroads with the Abbé Grégoire street which you will have to go up a few metres.
At the next crossroads, go back down to your left to go around and up the street in the direction of Fort-de-France.

After passing a public transport parking area you will see a small alley on your right where you can park your vehicle.

Villa Alma Da Lua is right next door!