Martinique sails for the 1st time on to UNESCO's Heritage List
On Thursday, December 17, UNESCO officially included the traditional Yole sailboat of Martinique in UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage List,
On Thursday, December 17, UNESCO officially included the traditional Yole sailboat of Martinique in UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage List,
World-renowned for its cuisine, Martinique offers an unforgettable culinary experience, combining Creole and French expertise, a mix of Indian spices and African hospitality
Martinique possesses a very rich history and cultural heritage, which visitors can discover during their stay through an impressive network of museums and monuments throughout the island.
Ranked among the most enchanting destinations in the world, Martinique offers impressive landscapes combined with a fascinating history, which makes the Island a true gem of the Caribbean and incites a passionate response in visitors.
April 30, 2021 UPDATE:Following postponements of inaugurations and major events in 2020 & 2021,,the French President announced on April 30, 2021 that cultural venues & museums will be permitted to re-open as of May 19.
Following a 149% increase in the number of U.S. visitors between 2015 and 2017, Martinique expects to welcome a healthy number of American visitors this season. Why?
This totally revamped & virtually new museum was founded in 1933, is the idea of the self taught American volcanologist and engineer Frank A. Perret who helped in the reconstruction of Saint-Pierre. This passionate man was adamant about collecting and preserving objects after the eruption
The Island presents its dive industry at DEMA Show from November 14th – 17th 2018