Martinique

Martinique

Martinique is a rugged Caribbean island created by the Lesser Antilles. Their history, an overseas region of France, represents a distinctive combination of French and West Indian influences. Fort-de-France, its largest town, boasts steep hills, narrow streets and La Savane, a garden bordered by shops and cafes. Amazing natural beauty; hotels, villas, and Creole residences to suit any traveling style; pulsating authenticity, customs, and culture; spectacular safe hiking trails, fascinating mangrove tours, and canyoning adventures; world-famous surfing, stand-up paddle boarding, bill-fishing, and any other imaginable water sports or just relaxing on the beach

Le Marin

Located on the south coast of Martinique, between Sainte-Luce and Sainte-Anne, Le Marin has a huge marina, known for being one of the biggest in the Caribbean! An ideal place for a walk, its marina is dotted with many shops, bars and restaurants which make it a highly-prized tourist destination. As well as all these attractions, it has a lively atmosphere, as well as many activities on offer to holidaymakers: sailing, kayak, water-skiing, sea fishing, sea diving and windsurfing. Water sports fans are sure to find plenty to enjoy! Marina Marin is the largest nautical base in the Caribbean and the number one tourist boat rental facility. With 830 berths and over 80 professionals, Marin Marina offers a warm welcome to any visitor. Its cordiality is recognized throughout the Caribbean. Located near the most beautiful beaches in the sout

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• Health & Beauty
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• Technical Services
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