Things to do & places to visit in Arrondissement of La Trinite, Martinique

Arrondissement of La Trinite #4 destination in Martinique 2023. The average rating score is 4.28 based on 2.719 traveler reviews, of 30 attractions. Timezone: America/Martinique, current date and time: Saturday, May 11, 2024, 1:57.

Top things to do (15)

• Distilleries
• Architectural Buildings
• Beaches
• Bodies of Water
• Islands
• Waterfalls
• Historic Sites
• Gardens
• Churches & Cathedrals
• Canyons
• Nature & Wildlife Areas
• Art Galleries
• Speciality Museums
• Farms
• Points of Interest & Landmarks

Top places to visit (30 attractions) view more »

1. 5.0 Habitation La Salle (13 reviews)
   - Belle etape
   Saturday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Historic Sites
   
   
   Magnifique endroit animé par des passionnées.. Plaisir visuel et plaisir gustatif.. Plaisir de la rencontre.. See more..
   
2. 5.0 Habitation Pécoul (12 reviews)
   - Pecoul
   Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Architectural Buildings
   
   
   Et bien grâce à un ami vivant en Martinique et travaillant ds la banane nous avons visité cette grande maison coloniale et son parc habituellement ouverte qu une fois ds l année lors des journées du patrimoine , c est tout juste magnifique entre la mer et la montagne pelée cette demeure envoie du très lourd See more..
   
3. 5.0 Distillerie Hardy (3 reviews)
   - Superbe
   Distilleries
   
   
   Passage à tartane dans cette ancienne distillerie de Martinique. Accueil très chaleureux par M. Jean Claude. Boutique sympa et coup de cœur pour le rhum paille qui est juste excellent See more..
   
4. 5.0 Rhums Baie Des Trésors (3 reviews)
   - Une étape incontournable dans cette région!
   Saturday: 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Distilleries
   
   
   Les rhums Baie des trésors sont conçus comme l’expression artistique d’un terroir. Les terres du Galion dans la commune de Trinité sont diverses et donnent naissance à des produits très différents. Certaines, dans l’intérieur de la Martinique, reçoivent près de deux mètres de précipitations chaque année, quand d’autres, sur la presqu’île de la Caravelle en reçoivent à peine la moitié. L'équipe de Baie des Trésors se fera un plaisir de vous conter l'histoire des rhums du Galion ainsi que vous inviter à un voyage olfactif et gustatif. See more..
   
5. 5.0 Habitation La Salle (13 reviews)
   - Belle etape
   Saturday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Historic Sites
   
   
   Magnifique endroit animé par des passionnées.. Plaisir visuel et plaisir gustatif.. Plaisir de la rencontre.. See more..
   
6. 5.0 Habitation Pécoul (12 reviews)
   - Pecoul
   Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Architectural Buildings
   
   
   Et bien grâce à un ami vivant en Martinique et travaillant ds la banane nous avons visité cette grande maison coloniale et son parc habituellement ouverte qu une fois ds l année lors des journées du patrimoine , c est tout juste magnifique entre la mer et la montagne pelée cette demeure envoie du très lourd See more..
   
7. 5.0 Distillerie Hardy (3 reviews)
   - Superbe
   Distilleries
   
   
   Passage à tartane dans cette ancienne distillerie de Martinique. Accueil très chaleureux par M. Jean Claude. Boutique sympa et coup de cœur pour le rhum paille qui est juste excellent See more..
   
8. 5.0 Rhums Baie Des Trésors (3 reviews)
   - Une étape incontournable dans cette région!
   Saturday: 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Distilleries
   
   
   Les rhums Baie des trésors sont conçus comme l’expression artistique d’un terroir. Les terres du Galion dans la commune de Trinité sont diverses et donnent naissance à des produits très différents. Certaines, dans l’intérieur de la Martinique, reçoivent près de deux mètres de précipitations chaque année, quand d’autres, sur la presqu’île de la Caravelle en reçoivent à peine la moitié. L'équipe de Baie des Trésors se fera un plaisir de vous conter l'histoire des rhums du Galion ainsi que vous inviter à un voyage olfactif et gustatif. See more..
   
9. 4.5 Distillerie J M (678 reviews)
   - Very nice distillery. Worth to visit
   Saturday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Distilleries • Gardens
   
   
   La distillerie datant du XVIII ème siècle est située dans un vallon isolé, à l’extrême-nord de la Martinique. Son histoire commence en 1790 avec l’achat de l’Habitation par Antoine Leroux-Préville qui lui donne son nom. Puis en 1845, Jean-Marie Martin achète l’habitation-sucrerie Fonds-Préville, et crée la marque J.M avec ses initiales. A partir de 1912, la famille Crassous de Médeuil continue à développer la qualité et le renom de ce rhum. En 2002, le rhum J.M intègre GBH puis en 2013 une rénovation du site est entreprise pour moderniser l’outil de production et créer une expérience nouvelle pour les visiteurs. C’est de la richesse sauvage de ce terroir préservé : sa nature généreuse, son riche sol volcanique, son climat contrasté et toutes ses ressources - la canne, la rivière, la source – que naît le caractère fougueux et doux à la fois du rhum J.M. Du jardin des cannes jusqu’au comptoir de dégustation, suivez le fil rouge et découvrez toutes les étapes où s’élaborent l’odeur et See more..
   
10. 4.5 Presqu'ile de la Caravelle (655 reviews)
    - Half-day hike
    Spent 2-3 hours Nature & Wildlife Areas
    
    
    Very nice hike trail at Caravelle. I did the full route by myself, in Jan 2020. The hike is about 4 hours (including breaks). The trail was clearly marked and maps/signs on every crossroads. Basic trekking shoes / sneakers are needed. Plenty of water (1,5-2 litres) needed. It is best to go clock-wise (Take the left at the beginning). There is an amazing beach at the end of the trail, perfect white sand. See more..
    
11. 4.5 Le Tombolo (151 reviews)
    - Big adventure!
    Points of Interest & Landmarks
    
    
    After reading all the comments of how many visitors returned dissappinted for not being able to cross, we didn't have too much expectations - but we gave a try. And we were so lucky to be able to walk through the water to the island and it was so exciting! First we were hesitating as from the shore you can't really see the distance nor the depth, but just when we were examining it, a small group of tourists headed from the island. They had a local guy with them who started to wave toward us to come. So, let's go!! The water wasn't very deep, about knee high, with sometimes bigger waves - but if you don't mind getting wet a bit, you shouldn't miss. See pictures below. A piece of advice: follow your path were the waves from the two sides "meet", there is the less deep. Good luck! :) See more..
    
12. 4.5 Le Jardin de Bonneville (36 reviews)
    - MUST DO! Colorful, tasteful, easy, beautiful!
    Gardens
    
    
    We had a private tour with the owner. She is totally passionnate about her garden. Fruits are very exotic, and you have the chance to taste them all! (as long as they are in season. I recommand to call if you want to be sure). They grow fruits, spices, cocoa, unique exotic rare fruits. The owner is very knowledgeable, we had a great time. See more..
    
13. 4.5 La Plage de Sinai (15 reviews)
    - What a nice beach named: The Sinai Beach
    Spent 1-2 hours Bodies of Water • Beaches
    
    
    We passed the marina. It took us 3 minutes to see the "Plage de Sinai". I liked the sand, it was dark brown. We were faced to the ocean. at the left the waves attacked the boulders. There is a nice mountain as well. This is worthwhile to see! See more..
    
14. 4.5 Grand Riviere Wharf (3 reviews)
    - The Martinique side where time stood still
    Points of Interest & Landmarks
    
    
    After driving all the way to Rhum JM we decided that we should continue down this route "less traveled by tourists" and have a lunch in Grand Riviere - this is how we came across this scenic and impressive wharf and I decide to add a profile here so others could experience it and enjoy it the way we did. This is a perfect spot to take a walk after having a lunch in one of the nearby restaurants. Facing north you have Dominica,, and looking back towards the land the massive green, Jurassic Park alike, coastline of Martinique - a very tranquil and relaxing place. TIP: this a very remote area of Martinique which appeared to be pretty "dead" compared to the rest of the island - I highly recommend visiting if you are already heading to Rhum JM as the distance between here and JM is not as long and you are already this far - the 2 unusual bridges and then the one way (with lights changing for each direction on a timer) uphill/downhill leading to Grand Riviere village was also a very cool and scenic part of getting here in itself See more..
    
15. 4.5 Cascade De Fonds Nicolas (2 reviews)
    Waterfalls
    
    
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16. 4.5 Le Tombolo (151 reviews)
    - Big adventure!
    Points of Interest & Landmarks
    
    
    After reading all the comments of how many visitors returned dissappinted for not being able to cross, we didn't have too much expectations - but we gave a try. And we were so lucky to be able to walk through the water to the island and it was so exciting! First we were hesitating as from the shore you can't really see the distance nor the depth, but just when we were examining it, a small group of tourists headed from the island. They had a local guy with them who started to wave toward us to come. So, let's go!! The water wasn't very deep, about knee high, with sometimes bigger waves - but if you don't mind getting wet a bit, you shouldn't miss. See pictures below. A piece of advice: follow your path were the waves from the two sides "meet", there is the less deep. Good luck! :) See more..
    
17. 4.5 Le Jardin de Bonneville (36 reviews)
    - MUST DO! Colorful, tasteful, easy, beautiful!
    Gardens
    
    
    We had a private tour with the owner. She is totally passionnate about her garden. Fruits are very exotic, and you have the chance to taste them all! (as long as they are in season. I recommand to call if you want to be sure). They grow fruits, spices, cocoa, unique exotic rare fruits. The owner is very knowledgeable, we had a great time. See more..
    
18. 4.5 La Plage de Sinai (15 reviews)
    - What a nice beach named: The Sinai Beach
    Spent 1-2 hours Bodies of Water • Beaches
    
    
    We passed the marina. It took us 3 minutes to see the "Plage de Sinai". I liked the sand, it was dark brown. We were faced to the ocean. at the left the waves attacked the boulders. There is a nice mountain as well. This is worthwhile to see! See more..
    
19. 4.5 Grand Riviere Wharf (3 reviews)
    - The Martinique side where time stood still
    Points of Interest & Landmarks
    
    
    After driving all the way to Rhum JM we decided that we should continue down this route "less traveled by tourists" and have a lunch in Grand Riviere - this is how we came across this scenic and impressive wharf and I decide to add a profile here so others could experience it and enjoy it the way we did. This is a perfect spot to take a walk after having a lunch in one of the nearby restaurants. Facing north you have Dominica,, and looking back towards the land the massive green, Jurassic Park alike, coastline of Martinique - a very tranquil and relaxing place. TIP: this a very remote area of Martinique which appeared to be pretty "dead" compared to the rest of the island - I highly recommend visiting if you are already heading to Rhum JM as the distance between here and JM is not as long and you are already this far - the 2 unusual bridges and then the one way (with lights changing for each direction on a timer) uphill/downhill leading to Grand Riviere village was also a very cool and scenic part of getting here in itself See more..
    
20. 4.0 Rhum Saint James (426 reviews)
    - Fabulous Stuff to See
    Saturday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Distilleries
    
    
    Plongez vous dans l’histoire et le savoir-faire Saint James au sein de ses somptueuses habitations en plein coeur de Sainte Marie en Martinique. Vous y découvrirez le Musée du Rhum et de l’Alambic, ainsi que la superbe cave à Millésimes. Empruntez le petit train, traversez le coeur des plantations de cannes baignées de soleil, puis rejoignez l’habitation La Salle, où vous retrouverez l’Atelier du Rhum et nos Chais. See more..
    
21. 4.0 Chateau Dubuc (316 reviews)
    - Very informative self guided tour
    Saturday: 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM Spent 2-3 hours Historic Sites
    
    
    This is the ancestral home of Aimee Duboc de Rivery. Captured by pirates, she was sold to the Sultan of Constantinople as a slave, but rose to fame as the mother of Sultan Mahmoud II. See more..
    
22. 4.0 Habitation Saint-Etienne (147 reviews)
    - Must have seen ....
    Saturday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Distilleries • Art Galleries • Gardens
    
    
    Nice small distillery with possibility of guided or unguided tour. Beautiful tropical surrounding. Small shop with tasting and interesting Art exhibition. Unfortunately no shipping to the US or Europe (only France)....:-( See more..
    
23. 4.0 Ïlet Chancel (77 reviews)
    - A special visit to the Ilet Chancel with our friends Iguanas
    Islands
    
    
    We went by boat to the Ilet Chancel. Our guide told us that there was a fortress here. We were able to see the structures on that island. Supposedly Josephine and Napoleon went to that island. What was the best of this island: The Iguanas. Wow! They were so pretty. We saw also where the soldiers lived here. We enjoyed our tour here. Worthwhile to see! See more..
    
24. 4.0 Le Domaine de Fonds Saint-Jacques (53 reviews)
    - Ruins without value
    Saturday: Spent < 1 hour Historic Sites
    
    
    Dominican monastery and sugar plantation dating back to the mid 17th century. See more..
    
25. 4.0 Plantation Leyritz (33 reviews)
    - Lovely setting, great food
    Historic Sites
    
    
    We stayed two nights at the Plantation de Leyritz in one of the stone cottages. We enjoyed the interesting mix of comfortable room in an historic setting. The grounds are particularly lovely, especially the dining room with its old, vine covered stone wall and stream. Watching the lizards and birds frolic as you dine is the best entertainment. See more..
    
26. 4.0 La Breche (29 reviews)
    - Boardwalks on the beach. Wow!
    Spent More than 3 hours Beaches
    
    
    There were a lot of people on this beach. People could swim, others were sunbathing. There were picnic tables. It was noon and we were hungry. All picnic tables were taken. We decided to eat on the sand. We had some birds that watched us. I like the boardwalks. It isn't everywhere, but still there is a great part of the boardwalk. There were trees and the ocean. There were shelters as well. Worthwhile to see! See more..
    
27. 4.0 Plage des Raisiniers (18 reviews)
    - A great beach wit not too many tourists. Wow!
    Beaches
    
    
    This is a nice beach with light brown sand. There were trees that gave us shelter. There were some boats on the ocean and the ocean was calm with light blue and dark blue. Everybody that were here liked that beach. Worthwhile to see! See more..
    
28. 4.0 Canyon Grand Riviere (8 reviews)
    - Pas plus loin
    Canyons
    
    
    Grand Rivière est un village tout au nord de la Martinique. Impossible de passer de l'autre coté de l'ile sans emprunter le chemin des douanier See more..
    
29. 4.0 Kai Dany (4 reviews)
    - Matinée magique
    Spent 2-3 hours Waterfalls
    
    
    Magnifique matinée et randonné avec Dany qui a appris la flore aux enfants.
    Une merveilleuse ballade le long de la rivière avec une cascade en cadeau à l’arrivée See more..
    
30. 4.0 Rhum Saint James (426 reviews)
    - Fabulous Stuff to See
    Saturday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Distilleries
    
    
    Plongez vous dans l’histoire et le savoir-faire Saint James au sein de ses somptueuses habitations en plein coeur de Sainte Marie en Martinique. Vous y découvrirez le Musée du Rhum et de l’Alambic, ainsi que la superbe cave à Millésimes. Empruntez le petit train, traversez le coeur des plantations de cannes baignées de soleil, puis rejoignez l’habitation La Salle, où vous retrouverez l’Atelier du Rhum et nos Chais. See more..