Top Things to do in Fort-de-France
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Discover the best top things to do in Fort-de-France, Martinique including Full Day Private Historic Tour of Rum Production in Martinique, Private Historic and Scenic tour in the south of Martinique, Full Day Tour of Martinique's Diverse Produce Industries, Traditional Amerindian Art and Craft Initiation, Salines Beach with a Rum-Distillery Stop .
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1. Full Day Private Historic Tour of Rum Production in Martinique
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Discover two unique and historical distilleries and be immersed in the fascinating world of rum production in Martinique. Get to know the interesting story of the rums A1710, truly unique amongst the rums produced in Martinique and stroll in the beautiful estate of the Clément plantation.
Inclusions: Bottled water, juice, Rum tasting at the distilleries, Snacks, Bottled water, Alcoholic Beverages
Exclusions: Any personal purchases
Reviewed By deb006
With so much time on my hands now , I thought is would be a good time to post a review on our Foodie Tour in Fort-de-France. We met up with our most wonderful and pleasant guide Meri. We experienced both the beauty and the taste of the town. Sights like the Schoelcher Library, the beautiful court yard whith the old Cathedral. But lets not forget the food! We tasted all kinds of cheese and candies, sauces and of course RUM at a quaint local store. Such nice people there, they kept offering more and more to taste. We visited a pasty shop and had several traditional pastries, sitting in a lovely little outside patio. From there we visited the Market, which we were able to taste a few items. We were so full. Meri took great care of us and she was very easy to talk to. She shared stories of her family and and it made us feel as though we were walking with a good friend. Our last stop of the day was a great RUM shop. We were able to taste three or four rums. So good! We even bought a bottle of our favorite to take with us. This was a laid back and very informative tour. If you ever are looking for a guide in Fort-de-France, don't hesitate to contact Meri. Thank You Meri for a wonderful experience, hope you and yours are all well. Debby & Rick Riffle
2. Private Historic and Scenic tour in the south of Martinique
Overall Ratings
4.8 based on 4 reviews
Your experienced and knowledgeable, private driver-guide will pick you up for your tour to discover the history and culture of Martinique! Start by visiting la Savane des Esclaves outdoor museum where you'll learn about the island's history from the Amerindians to the abolition period. You'll enjoy a private visit in your own group. Then the tour then takes you through Trois-Ilets, stopping shortly to see the old church and also the Anse à l’Ane beach, and then through a winding forest road to Anses D’Arlet. This is a small village with old wooden houses and a beautiful church. A stop for some pictures and optionally, a swim and/or snorkeling to spot tropical fish in the coral reef, and if lucky, turtles! After this, we drive up to the Morne Larcher mountain for a view on the spectacular Diamond Rock. We finish with a visit to the Cap 110°, a memorial site dedicated to a sunken slave ship before taking the highway back towards your accommodation/cruise ship.
Inclusions: Bottled water, Use of Snorkelling equipment
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Reviewed By deb006
With so much time on my hands now , I thought is would be a good time to post a review on our Foodie Tour in Fort-de-France. We met up with our most wonderful and pleasant guide Meri. We experienced both the beauty and the taste of the town. Sights like the Schoelcher Library, the beautiful court yard whith the old Cathedral. But lets not forget the food! We tasted all kinds of cheese and candies, sauces and of course RUM at a quaint local store. Such nice people there, they kept offering more and more to taste. We visited a pasty shop and had several traditional pastries, sitting in a lovely little outside patio. From there we visited the Market, which we were able to taste a few items. We were so full. Meri took great care of us and she was very easy to talk to. She shared stories of her family and and it made us feel as though we were walking with a good friend. Our last stop of the day was a great RUM shop. We were able to taste three or four rums. So good! We even bought a bottle of our favorite to take with us. This was a laid back and very informative tour. If you ever are looking for a guide in Fort-de-France, don't hesitate to contact Meri. Thank You Meri for a wonderful experience, hope you and yours are all well. Debby & Rick Riffle
3. Full Day Tour of Martinique's Diverse Produce Industries
Visit the oldest fruit transformation factory of the West-Indies, a local farm and a beautiful distillery set in one of the most rural towns in the middle of Martinique.
Inclusions: Bottled water, juice, Picnic by the river (baguette, fruits, French cheese and cold meats, chocolate), Sample tastings at the juice & jam factory, the farm and rum tasting at the distillery, Snacks, Bottled water, Alcoholic Beverages
Exclusions: Any personal purchases
Reviewed By deb006
With so much time on my hands now , I thought is would be a good time to post a review on our Foodie Tour in Fort-de-France. We met up with our most wonderful and pleasant guide Meri. We experienced both the beauty and the taste of the town. Sights like the Schoelcher Library, the beautiful court yard whith the old Cathedral. But lets not forget the food! We tasted all kinds of cheese and candies, sauces and of course RUM at a quaint local store. Such nice people there, they kept offering more and more to taste. We visited a pasty shop and had several traditional pastries, sitting in a lovely little outside patio. From there we visited the Market, which we were able to taste a few items. We were so full. Meri took great care of us and she was very easy to talk to. She shared stories of her family and and it made us feel as though we were walking with a good friend. Our last stop of the day was a great RUM shop. We were able to taste three or four rums. So good! We even bought a bottle of our favorite to take with us. This was a laid back and very informative tour. If you ever are looking for a guide in Fort-de-France, don't hesitate to contact Meri. Thank You Meri for a wonderful experience, hope you and yours are all well. Debby & Rick Riffle
4. Traditional Amerindian Art and Craft Initiation
An insight into the first inhabitants tradition An initiation to Traditional Carib Wickerwork Design and keep your own creation as a souvenir
Inclusions: Wickerwork materials provided Your Wickerwork Newcomer Diploma, Table d'hôte lunch Farm grown products
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Reviewed By Walker S
We loved this tour for the lovely insight and photo ops. The guide was amazing and the tour was very comfortable. Hightly recommended.
5. Salines Beach with a Rum-Distillery Stop
Your private guide with a modern, air-conditioned van will pick you up and take you to enjoy the most iconic beach in Martinique, les Salines. On your way enjoy a stop at the Trois-Rivieres distillery to sample some excellent rums and to learn about rum-making. Included in the tour is a stop at a viewpoint to admire the hills and beaches from high up a hill. About three hours of beach time at les Salines. Tour can also be customized to your needs.
Inclusions: Bottled water, Rum tasting
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Reviewed By deb006
With so much time on my hands now , I thought is would be a good time to post a review on our Foodie Tour in Fort-de-France. We met up with our most wonderful and pleasant guide Meri. We experienced both the beauty and the taste of the town. Sights like the Schoelcher Library, the beautiful court yard whith the old Cathedral. But lets not forget the food! We tasted all kinds of cheese and candies, sauces and of course RUM at a quaint local store. Such nice people there, they kept offering more and more to taste. We visited a pasty shop and had several traditional pastries, sitting in a lovely little outside patio. From there we visited the Market, which we were able to taste a few items. We were so full. Meri took great care of us and she was very easy to talk to. She shared stories of her family and and it made us feel as though we were walking with a good friend. Our last stop of the day was a great RUM shop. We were able to taste three or four rums. So good! We even bought a bottle of our favorite to take with us. This was a laid back and very informative tour. If you ever are looking for a guide in Fort-de-France, don't hesitate to contact Meri. Thank You Meri for a wonderful experience, hope you and yours are all well. Debby & Rick Riffle
