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Martinique is truly "a little bit of France in the Caribbean Islands". It exudes a distinctly French feeling -- in the excellence of its Caribbean cuisine and the beauty of its language.
Yet Martinique has a cachet all its own, an endearing West Indian warmth, a special spice in the Caribbean music and dance, its local dishes, and way of life. It is an island with style. Martinique... So much in an island.
Martinique's February Carnival celebrations bring the island to a halt for a few days as the streets overflow with parades, parties and costumes. Every day, the celebrations have a different theme.
HOTEL LOCATION MAP
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Cap Est Lagoon Resort & Spa
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Located on the crest of an undulating peninsula on Martinique's southeastern coast. The resort overlooks a breathtaking iridescent lagoon and dense and vibrant coral reef and sits within intoxicatingly fragrant landscaped gardens. From its very entrance the hotel is festooned with cane sugar, one of the symbols of Martinique.
Just 50 upscale suites located in 18 independent villas, make up the hotel and all are decorated with local materials exuding true Martinican sophistication. The expansive suites, some of which feature private plunge pools, are air-conditioned and furnished with bamboo wardrobes, madras rugs, bathtubs of polished colored stone and modern amenities such as DVD players, plasma televisions, internet access and room service. A truly exceptional, refined and elegant hotel guaranteeing the highest levels of service and genuine relaxation.
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Karibea Amandiers Resort
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The Karibea Amandiers Resort hotel complex is right beside two white sandy beaches, near Sainte Luce with its fishermen and its seaside restaurants. The Trois-Rivières distillery is situated in an area of historic interest in the middle of sugar cane plantations. The Montravail forest, approximately 4 miles from the center of Sainte Luce, where one can take part in sports and walks and admire the rocks that were engraved by the Caribbean Indians.
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Karibea Baie du Galion Resort
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The Karibea Baie du Galion Resort is located in the heart of a central Atlantic region approximately 1.5 miles from a natural reserve that is particularly rich in sports and cultural discoveries. In addition, this is the ideal starting point for all the excursions that will enable you to discover the north of Martinique.
Some examples: Dubuc Castle ruins (classified as an historical monument), the white depths of Robert, rambling paths on the peninsula with tour of the Baie du Trésor. On the north-Atlantic coast: St. James distillery and banana museum in Sainte Marie, village of the Vannerie at Mornes des Esses, rivers In the north-center: tropical forest, waterfalls and the Montagne Pelée On the north-Caribbean coast: Saint-Pierre and the Carbet.
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