10 Budget-friendly Things to do in Arrondissement of Le Marin That You Shouldn't Miss

October 5, 2021 Leonarda Pillsbury

Discover the best top things to do in Arrondissement of Le Marin, Martinique including Le Jardin De La Montagne, An Mao The Legacy of Ancestors, Plage des Salines, Diamond Rock, Habitation Clement, Aux Couleurs Locales, La Savane des Esclaves, La Pointe Marin, Anse Noire, Anse Dufour.
Restaurants in Arrondissement of Le Marin

1. Le Jardin De La Montagne

Quartier Coq, Le Vauclin 97280 Martinique
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5.0 based on 46 reviews

Le Jardin De La Montagne

Reviewed By robbygc - Toronto, Canada

It was hard to find this botanical gardens. It is located in the mountain with no indications, until we were close to it. The owner gave us a tour. We had great views and amazing flowers and plants. We took our time. It was amazing that the cost was 5 Euros. There were so many beautiful flowers, as well as plants. Our guide brought us to his home. He showed what he eats from his gardens. That was very interesting. He had also cacti. By the way, the guide is very friendly. A must see!

2. An Mao The Legacy of Ancestors

Morne Gommier, Le Marin 97290 Martinique +596 696 86 85 15 [email protected] http://www.anmao.biz
Excellent
97%
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5.0 based on 137 reviews

An Mao The Legacy of Ancestors

An mao the inheritance of the ancestors is a park situated right in the heart of the space in which lived runaways slaves then the former after the abolition of slavery. Through its gardens, and its attractions, it highlights their ancestral knowledges. Reveal the leading role that played certain trees, plants, legends and faiths in the sociocultural development of martinique. We only welcome by appointment !

3. Plage des Salines

Sainte-Anne Martinique
Excellent
56%
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4.5 based on 1,927 reviews

Plage des Salines

One of the most popular beaches on the island, best known for its soft white sands and calm, sheltered waters.

Reviewed By rogerka - Bratislava, Slovakia

For us, this is the most beautiful beach in Martinique. White sand, incredible turquoise warm clean Caribbean sea, shades of palm trees... You can park your car right next to the beach. There are some restaurants, souvenir and ice-cream sellers. Don't forget to visit the beautiful wooden walkway above the salty pond Étang des Salines. It depends on the season, the day of the week and day time, whether the beach is bit crowdy or not. Of course, it is very popular but I don't feel like it's overcrowded there. You can see in the pictures attached. The beach is natural but you can find one or two picnic tables among the trees. We also enjoyed the sunset and saw the green flash at the sunset. You can see Diamond Rock (some 45 km) from the beach Les Salines. This is definitely one of our most favourite places in Martinique.

4. Diamond Rock

Le Diamant Martinique +596 696 48 59 98 http://www.fatbike-caraibes.com
Excellent
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4.5 based on 473 reviews

Diamond Rock

A giant seaside rock once used by the British as an armed fort, now a diving site for the more adventurous scuba diver.

Reviewed By drlau99 - Montreal, Canada

Visited on a catamaran trip organized by club Med Martinique Impressive rock This is a must see!! Highly recommended

5. Habitation Clement

Le Francois 97240 Martinique +596 596 54 62 07 [email protected] http://habitation.fondation-clement.org/
Excellent
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4.5 based on 3,117 reviews

Habitation Clement

From the name of the famous family who settled there for nearly a hundred years from 1887, the Habitation Clément is a vast agricultural area of 160 hectares, nestled in the town of Le François, in the South-East of Martinique. Dominated by a Creole house dating back to the 18th century, this site, listed as a historical monument in 1996, is home to a major heritage site, a well-known contemporary art centre and a renowned rum house in the heart of sugar cane plantations.

Reviewed By mwbarnes - Weymouth, United Kingdom

Our Cruise ship had called at Martinique and 6 of us quickly found a Taxi (Mini bus) just outside the port. We negotiated a fare (180 Euros Total - 30 Euros each) and the driver took us to Habitation Clement. The journey was about 30 minutes and the driver said we would need about 2 hours and that he would wait for us. The entrance fee was a further 13 Euros each. (So a total of 43 euros each person for the taxi & entrance which we thought was reasonable). You start off walking round the lovely grounds admiring the modern sculptures. Then there is the old (unused) Rum distillery building, equipment and Rum storage facilities which was interesting and then the old Plantation house to look around. The tour ends with a visit to the shop where you can taste (and purchase) some of the different rums they produce. All in all, a lovely trip and well worth the visit. The driver was waiting for us as promised and took us back to the ship.

6. Aux Couleurs Locales

Route D7 Dans l'angle face au restaurant planète diamant et face au cimetière, Les Anses d'Arlet 97223 Martinique +596 596 68 65 54
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4.5 based on 39 reviews

Aux Couleurs Locales

the establishment (in local colors) has moved and has been transferred to 4 rue des Arawak in diamond (village) opposite the cemetery… Free entry with always fruit juices to be consumed on site

7. La Savane des Esclaves

Quartier La Ferme, Trois-Ilets 97229 Martinique +596 596 68 33 91 [email protected] http://www.lasavanedesesclaves.fr
Excellent
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4.5 based on 2,310 reviews

La Savane des Esclaves

400 ans d'histoire de la Martinique dans des jardins magnifiques: site prive cree par Gilbert Larose, un martiniquais passionne d'histoire, vous decouvrirez le mode de vie des Amerindiens avant l'arrivee des Europeens, la periode de l'esclavage tres approfondie sans tabou, et le mode de vie apres l'abolition dans les campagnes jusque dans les annees 1960, dans des jardins magnifiques et tres bien entretenus. prevoir 1h30 de visite avec la "crise covid" les visites ne sont plus guidees mais remplacees par une video du createur qui reprend l'essentiel de la visite guidee et ensuite visite en autonomie avec plan et panneaux explicatifs. masque obligatoire a partir de 11 ans

Reviewed By bob_james_t21 - Cardiff, United Kingdom

Set in beautiful grounds and only a short drive from Trois Islet, La Savane des Esclaves is a must visit site. It is one if not the best sites I’ve seen in the Caribbean depicting the history of the island and the slave trade. With plaques clearly written in English and French the site provides a fascinating history of Martinique with a story line that picks upon on key individuals instrumental in the Abolishment of the slave trade and the history of this beautiful Island of Flowers and people. Difficult to leave this site and not think about the peoples of Martinique and the wider Caribbean. Touches the heart and soul of what is to be a Martinican.

8. La Pointe Marin

Sainte-Anne Martinique
Excellent
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4.5 based on 517 reviews

La Pointe Marin

Reviewed By mikela10000

Actually there are 2 beaches: the Sainte Anne beach and Point Marin, one after the other and both are very nice. The water is very clear and lot of palm tres toward the right side that leads up to Club Med. It was my favorite beach from Martinique. I recommend staying for sunset as the vieww are very nice!

9. Anse Noire

Les Anses d'Arlet Martinique
Excellent
54%
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4.5 based on 560 reviews

Anse Noire

Reviewed By _T5490YH - Rethymnon Prefecture, Greece

This beach is one of the best for kayak.You will find a small house with some souvenirs and a man to rent your kayak.You have to walk a lot of stairs to get to the beach but it is a nice experience when you will arrive.Don't miss.

10. Anse Dufour

Chemin Rural de L'Anse Dufour, Les Anses d'Arlet Martinique
Excellent
62%
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4.5 based on 1,279 reviews

Anse Dufour

Reviewed By 61Waldo - Saskatchewan, Canada

Fabulous beach, though it is a bit small. It has really good bathroom and changing facilities, which is such a rarity. One area is good for snorkelling with varieties of fish. Sea turtles hang out here as well and that was really the highlight for us. A crowd of snorkelers was out looking around, and three turtles swam through, down to the bottom to feed, up to the top for air and back down again. One of the three was at least a metre long (shell length). Fabulous day! It tends to fill up quickly, and parking is on the side of the road, so for a successful day, plan on getting there no later than 8:30 in the morning, spend a few hours and head out before it gets too crowded.

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