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Discover the best top things to do in Arrondissement of Le Marin, Martinique including Dauphins-Emotion, Tropicanyon - Le Canyoning Pour Tous, Les Kayaks des Ilets du Francois, An Mao The Legacy of Ancestors, Les Ballades du Delphis, Ranch Anse Macabou, ALIZE FUN, Savane Des Petrifications, Anse Michel, Morne Larcher.
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1. Dauphins-Emotion
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5.0 based on 317 reviews
Le départ à bord de notre bateau le : « Yemaya IV » ce fait sur le ponton de Grande anse, situé entre les anses d’Arlet et les trois ilets. Le bateau est très bien pensé pour votre confort, il ne manque plus que vous à bord ! Notre bureau information et réservation est situé place du marché couvert au diamant.
2. Tropicanyon - Le Canyoning Pour Tous
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5.0 based on 395 reviews
Martinique canyoning is ideal to discover the island differently and in an original way. Your session will begin with a short hike in the heart of the rainforest, then you will discover all the pleasures of a real parenthesis freshness river. Fun activity par excellence, you will share, between friends or family, an unforgettable moment during a half day or a day adapted to your level of practice.
3. Les Kayaks des Ilets du Francois
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5.0 based on 150 reviews
Reviewed By EveLat
What a day! We turned up without a reservation but Magali was very accommodating, lending us some snorkelling equipment and even providing drinking water to take with us at no extra cost. After a short but very clear briefing, we set off for what ended up being one of the most memorable experiences in Martinique. The rowing to the little islands was tough at times due to the current but once we landed on Islet Thierry all the struggles were forgotten. The midday party in the middle of the sea with some Ti Punch and homemade vegetarian accras (which were delicious!) was the highlight of the trip... that is until we got to Islet Oscar where Magali kindly arranged for us to have a wonderful meal with drinks and dancing, all for €10 per head. After some bathing, snorkelling and exploring we headed back, were shown a shower and had a great chat with Magali and Hervé. Such wonderful warm people and so passionate about their business and about Martinique. I can't recommend them enough. Merci beaucoup, Magali et Hervé! P.S. Do use higher factor suncream and reapply regularly. We managed to get burned even with the suncream.
4. An Mao The Legacy of Ancestors
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5.0 based on 137 reviews
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 !
5. Les Ballades du Delphis
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4.5 based on 615 reviews
On board our boat, you will discover all the beauties of the fauna and flora of our island. You can sail in the middle of the coral reefs, swim in the white Fund where the fishes come dance around you. You will enjoy our creole menu prepared specially for you.
6. Ranch Anse Macabou
7. ALIZE FUN
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4.5 based on 42 reviews
Ecole et location depuis 1988 : Planche à voile, Kite-surf, Paddle sur l'une des plus belle plage de Martinique <3
8. Savane Des Petrifications
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4.5 based on 189 reviews
Reviewed By JimBlackstone
Great national park at the end of the road in Ste Anne Martinique. After the parking area, you need to cross a bridge over an estuary with slippery rocks at each end. The well blazed trail takes you along a rugged coast line with cactus plants. I didn't see any pieces of petrified wood along the trail but the information board had pictures of some. Access to the park is free
9. Anse Michel
10. Morne Larcher
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4.5 based on 126 reviews
Reviewed By danl157 - New York City, United States
This is a one-way hike. You can either start from the valley (up from Anse Artelet / petit anse beach) or in the town by the beach. We started in the valley and it is around 1hour to the top. We went back down the way we came. You need to be in decent shape as the climp requires some scrambling on your butt / using hands to climb up some boulders. You can also hike down to Le Diamant town but then would need to go all the way back you came, so that is probably a 4 hour round trip. It was raining on / off when we went and a bit slippery but nothing too bad. We were in late 20s. If you are older or in less good shape would not reccomend if rainy / slippery
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