Top Things to do in Fonds Saint Denis
5 Tours in Fonds Saint Denis That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Fonds Saint Denis, Martinique including North Caribbean Tour in Martinique, Food tour in the rainforest and St Pierre - Pile et Face, SHORE EXCURSION iN MARTINIQUE, Small-Group Tour: Unmissable Martinique with Rum Distillery, Ruins, and More, Martinique Shore Excursion - Unmissable Martinique North tour.
1. North Caribbean Tour in Martinique
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Discover our North Caribbean Tour in Martinique ! From 9h00 am to 5h00 pm, you will cross our green forest area, our volcano (La Montagne Pelée) and our pitons (Pitons du Carbet). You will discover waterfalls, the ruins of Saint-Pierre (old colonial maintown destroyed by the volcano in 1902), and the Habitation Depaz to test our best rums. You can also eat our creole food and visit our beaches with black sand.
Inclusions: Driver/guide, Live commentary on board, Private tour, Transport by air-conditioned car
Exclusions: Alcoholic drinks (available to purchase), Lunch, Food and drinks, unless specified
Reviewed By theshepherd1
This is an excellent value in Martinique. The room was very comfortable with amazing views of the ocean and mountains. The staff was incredibly friendly and accommodating, always looking to go above and beyond. There is a beach and shops and restaurants all within walking distance (within 20 mins). We would love to stay here again when we return.
2. Food tour in the rainforest and St Pierre - Pile et Face
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 10 reviews
The first food tour in Martinique! At each stop, one or several samples will be served. If you enjoy eating and drinking, then this is THE food tour you need!
Inclusions: Beer, wine, liquor, Pastries, fried meat balls, Fruit juice, Bottled water
Exclusions: Lunch
Reviewed By 9cindya
Just returned to cruise ship from a tour with Christelle. This was an excellent tour. When I was planning our trip I found this tour on trip advisor and read all of her great reviews. She did not disappoint, our tour actually exceeded our expectations. Christelle shared the history of Martinique, shared local snacks and drinks with us. Her knowledge of the island and its history made the tour most interesting. We recommend this tour to anyone researching tours of this island.
3. SHORE EXCURSION iN MARTINIQUE
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 11 reviews
Best way is to let our customers speak : Mel & Sherry - We had a wonderful tour with Thomas. Picked us up right on time and showed us beautiful Martinique. He modified the northern tour slightly at our request and provided exactly what we asked for. It was a rainy day and he had a large umbrella we used in the botanical gardens. Thomas gave us much information about Martinique's history and current life style. We highly recommend him and would book him again if we return.
Inclusions: Local cakes
Exclusions:
Reviewed By Vishal V
Wow, this operator is wonderful! Thomas went to great lengths to make things happen on a busy schedule for us! We spent 2 full days touring the island with Sebastiano. He is hands down the best guide we ever had. He is so in tune with the local culture and his enthusiasm to showcase local culture and history (even connecting them to a global context) made this one of the most memorable trips for my family. He has a great sense of humour and oodles of patience!! After our last day in Martinique, we were left feeling that we made friends that we will be sure to visit in the future!
4. Small-Group Tour: Unmissable Martinique with Rum Distillery, Ruins, and More
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 36 reviews
Rendez-vous taken for this trip that offers the unmissable of Martinique! From the rum distillery, a black sand beach,the historic ruins, rivers and so much more!
Inclusions: Transport by air-conditioned minivan or small bus, Small-group tour (maximum 18 persons), Driver/guide, Beverages (specific local drinks to taste- alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages), Hotel/port pickup and drop-off only in the towns of Fort-de-France and Schoelcher
Exclusions: Gratuities
Reviewed By TeddyBTraveller
Arrived by cruise ship in February. Driver/tour guide was over half an hour late. Kept us waiting in the rain at the pier. Did not get off to a good start. Kept being told that he's coming by other staff of the same tour company. Tour was okay, only 5 of us in a mini van. Difficult to hear if you're seated at the back. With such a small group, no flexibility in the itinerary. It was on a Saturday and the whole town was closed. These small islands complained cruise ships not bring them any benefit but yet all shops were closed. It's difficult to spend money to help boost the economy if you do not open for business! The weather was terrible and was raining on and off all day, heavy at times. Both the tour company and the tour is not recommended and in fact, you may skip this island.
5. Martinique Shore Excursion - Unmissable Martinique North tour
Overall Ratings
4.2 based on 17 reviews
Rendez-vous taken for this trip that offers the unmissable of Martinique! From the rum distillery, a black sand beach,the historic ruins and so much more!
Inclusions: Transport by air-conditioned minivan or small bus, Small-group tour (maximum 18 persons), Driver/guide, Beverages (specific local drinks to taste- alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages), Hotel/port pickup and drop-off only in the towns of Fort-de-France and Schoelcher, Alcoholic Beverages
Exclusions: Gratuities
Reviewed By Sharon T
I can't praise Leslie Ferrati and Beyond the Beach highly enough! I've taken both the "Best of Southern Martinique" and the "Small Group Unmissable tour of the Ruins and Rum Distillery" with Beyond the Beach since I was fortunate to visit Martinique twice. Leslie is a consummate professional and extremely welcoming. The vans are new, air-conditioned, plush and comfortable. The vans are small intentionally holding 2-3 couples per excursion so we could visit a large number of wonderful sites. The large bus tours cannot move the tourists quickly, so they're very limited to stopping at just a few sites. Leslie and Miriam were both bi-lingual and very knowledgeable. The worst volcanic eruption of the 20th century, the Mt. Pelee volcano in 1902, killed everyone in St. Pierre, the largest city in Martinique, known as the Paris of the Caribbean, in 31 minutes. The sole survivor, Ludger Sylbaris, was locked in a prison cell made of stone. To walk through these ruins and have a peek into their history was fun and fascinating. In the van we were treated to fruit juices (with or without rum!), water and homemade cake. Once this horrible corona virus is over with I plan to visit Martinique again with Beyond the Beach.
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