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Martinique: La Baignoire de Joséphine Boat Day & Creole Lunch★ 4.67 (326) · 7h
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Snorkeling Martinique: Coral Reef Discovery with Guide★ 4.97 (277) · 2h 30m
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Le François: White Funds & Josephine's Bathtub Boat Day★ 4.87 (221) · 7h
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Bathtub of Josephine boat trip: Small group, 4 hours★ 4.90 (214) · 4h€ 50View ›
Martinique: Sailing Day Tour & Guided Snorkeling Trimaran★ 4.93 (201) · 7h 45m€ 110View ›
Martinique North Island Tour: Waterfall Swim & Rum Factory★ 4.77 (199) · 6h€ 120View ›
Martinique: Dolphin Watching & Snorkeling with Rum Drinks★ 4.61 (168) · 4h€ 75View ›
Martinique North: Waterfall Swim, Rum Distillery & Rainforest★ 4.88 (158) · 6h€ 120View ›
Martinique Boat Tour: Dolphins, Bat Cave & Creole Snack★ 4.71 (152) · 4h€ 65View ›
Martinique: Rainforest Food Tour & St Pierre Rum Tasting★ 4.92 (112) · 5h€ 95View ›Lowest price (7)
Martinique: Cocoa Farm Tour & Bean-to-Craft WorkshopYou walk through a working cocoa plantation with the farmer, learn to spot ripe pods and understand fermentation and drying, participate in bean preparation in the workshop depending on the season, and taste raw cocoa while hearing its history in Martinique. All fees are included, and you leave with cocoa to take home.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand where cocoa comes from before it becomes chocolate, and who prefer learning from the person who grows it rather than a scripted tour — the small-group format and seasonal participation mean you get what is actually happening on the farm that day, not a staged version of it.
Snorkeling Martinique: Sea Turtles & Floating CarpetsA half-day snorkeling excursion in southern Martinique mixes swimming with sea turtles, floating on buoys and exploring a bat cave and creek accessible only by boat. The boat departs from Trois-Îlets, carries small groups, and includes snorkeling gear, snacks and drinks; Mathieu, a captain and snorkeling instructor, enters the water with you to point out species and guide the experience. Infants must sit on an adult's lap; moderate fitness helps.Is it for me?Book this if you're based in Trois-Îlets or relying on public transport—the boat departs from town, and the half-day timing leaves your evening free.
Fond Blanc Martinique: White Sand Sandbar & Josephine's BathYou board a boat at 9am and navigate through mangrove channels to Josephine's Bath, a natural sandbar on Martinique's Atlantic coast where you swim and wade in shallow, clear water. Lunch with Creole dishes and local fruits happens at Oscar Island, with drinks and accras throughout the day. The boat returns by 4pm, and you don't arrange transport, timing or food — it's all included and coordinated by the crew.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Josephine's Bath without renting a boat or figuring out tides and currents yourself — the small group size and fixed schedule are what make a full day on the Atlantic coast possible in one trip.
Small Group Boat Tour: François & Robert White Sands, Creole LunchIf you want to escape the crowds and see Martinique’s real Atlantic coast, this small group boat tour is it. You’ll explore hidden white sand shoals, eat fresh Creole seafood right on the water, and get stories straight from a local fisherman. It’s relaxed, personal, and full of little moments you won’t find on big tours.
Martinique Catamaran Tour: Dolphins, Turtles & Black SandA full-day catamaran tour in Martinique departing from Fort de France at 7am or Anse Mitan at 7:45am, with a small group aboard a Lagoon catamaran. You search for dolphins in the morning, swim with green turtles at midday, explore black sand beaches and coral coves in the afternoon, and pass through a bat cave on the return. Breakfast, lunch (chicken colombo or fish), fresh fruit, juice, planter and rum are included; the guide speaks English and French.Is it for me?The nine-hour commitment means you'll need most of your day, but it leaves room for an early dinner back in town. If you're staying on the three islands, the 7:45am departure from Anse Mitan saves you the trip to Fort de France.
Martinique North Tour: Rainforest, Rum & Black Sand BeachYou spend the day moving north from Fort-de-France through rainforest, botanical gardens, and volcanic ruins, with a stop at a 370-year-old rum distillery where you taste what they make. The guide handles the route and timing, entry fees are covered, and you swim at a black sand beach before returning. It's built for people who have one day and want to see the island that most visitors miss.Is it for me?Book this if you have one day in Martinique and want to move past the cruise port — the guide handles the route and timing, which is what lets you see the rainforest, volcano ruins, and a working distillery without arranging transport or entry fees yourself.
Private tour Martinique: Customize every stopYou get four hours in a private van with a guide who builds the itinerary around your interests—beaches, rum, food, viewpoints, or cultural sites—instead of a fixed route. Pickup from your cruise ship or hotel is included, along with water and any alcoholic beverages you choose to sample. The guide provides commentary as you drive and adjusts timing so you can linger or move on based on what you find.Is it for me?Right for cruise passengers or hotel guests who want to see Martinique without following a fixed schedule or joining a group. The four-hour window is tight enough to fit a port day, which is what makes a personalized itinerary possible instead of a rushed checklist.
