by Meri Saaristo | Oct 30, 2018 | Martinique travel tips
Martinique is a French overseas department in the Caribbean and part of the European Union. It’s also one of the safest islands in the Caribbean with a rich historical and cultural heritage. Located in the heart of the West Indies arch its nestled between two...
by Meri Saaristo | Oct 19, 2018 | Martinique with kids
Martinique is a great destination for families, as the island is safe, food is great and it is easy to get around too. As for kid-friendly activities, they are a ton! There’s of course the beaches and snorkeling that kids love, as well as many museums to visit....
by Meri Saaristo | Oct 8, 2018 | Fort-de-France, martinican food
Here are some of my favorite places to eat and drink in Fort-de-France. I loooove good food, and the places listed feature some tasty options for a quick lunch as well as for an evening out with your significant other… Martinique is generally known to have good...
by Meri Saaristo | Dec 18, 2017 | Christmas in Martinique, martinican food
Every culture has their holiday traditions and Martinique is of course no exception. If you’re lucky enough to visit the island in December or during Christmas, here’s what you need to know in order to take full advantage of your stay! During the whole...
by Meri Saaristo | Oct 25, 2017 | hiking
In my family we enjoy hiking, but not all trails in Martinique are doable with kids, especially young ones. But there are many that are kid-friendly, and here are two that I think are especially nice as they are quite short and also feature great views! The first spot...
by Noémie | Sep 4, 2017 | martinican food
Today I thought to write about an essential part of traveling – souvenirs! And especially what could be some good purchases from Martinique. As a person who loves good food and drink, that is what I’ll be mostly concentrating on. You might have heard that...
by Meri Saaristo | Sep 2, 2017 | culture and heritage, places we take you
La Savane des Esclaves is a heritage site situated in the town of les Trois-Ilets, and one of the most interesting and touching places to visit on the island to learn more about the slavery period and the abolition. Hop on to our South Caribbean – tour to go...
