Theme:
Guided hikes
Climbing Mount Pelée with a guideThe volcano that destroyed Saint-Pierre in 1902 — 1,397 m
4–5 hDrier February — May; start at dawnstart: The north-west and Saint-Pierre
Whales, dolphins, turtles
Dolphins off the Caribbean coastA morning boat trip along the north-west coast
3–4 hAll yearstart: Fort-de-France
Sea and lagoon
The white shallows and Joséphine's BathThe islets of Le François and Le Robert, and a swim on a sandbank out at sea
Half a day to a full dayAll yearstart: The Atlantic coast and La Caravelle
Rum, wine, vanilla
The rum route: estates and distilleriesThe only rum in the world with an AOC appellation
Half a day to a full dayAll year; production February — Junestart: The south
Whales, dolphins, turtles
Snorkelling with turtles at Les Anses-d'ArletGreen turtles graze on seagrass right off the shore
2–3 hAll year, best in the morningstart: Fort-de-France
Sea and lagoon
Catamaran along the Caribbean coastA day under sail: Diamond Rock, the Arlet coves, lunch on board
A full dayDecember — Maystart: Fort-de-France
History and towns
Saint-Pierre: the town beneath the volcanoThe ruins of the “Paris of the Antilles”, Cyparis's prison cell and the disaster memorial
Half a dayAll yearstart: The north-west and Saint-Pierre
Sea and lagoon
Kayaking through the mangrovesStill water, crabs and herons in Génipa bay and at La Caravelle
2–3 hAll yearstart: Fort-de-France
Canyons and thrills
Gorges and canyoning in the northRivers on the slopes of Pelée: the Gorges de la Falaise and waterfall descents
Half a dayFebruary — Junestart: The north-eastDeparture points on the map
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Where to book
Platform pages checked on 20 September 2026. We describe a type of tour, not a specific offer. Prices, schedules and availability are on the booking platforms. Duration and season are a rough guide.