Top Things to do in Trois-Ilets
The 10 Best Things to do in Trois-Ilets, Arrondissement of Le Marin
Discover the best top things to do in Trois-Ilets, Martinique including La Savane des Esclaves, Galerie de Sophen, Le Musee de la Mer, Eglise Notre-Dame de la Bonne Delivrance, Pointe de la Vatable, Balade Nature Alpha, Mangofil Martinique, Anse-a-l'Ane, House of Sugar (Maison de la Canne), Musee de la Pagerie.
Restaurants in Trois-Ilets
1. La Savane des Esclaves
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,310 reviews
400 ans d'histoire de la Martinique dans des jardins magnifiques: site prive cree par Gilbert Larose, un martiniquais passionne d'histoire, vous decouvrirez le mode de vie des Amerindiens avant l'arrivee des Europeens, la periode de l'esclavage tres approfondie sans tabou, et le mode de vie apres l'abolition dans les campagnes jusque dans les annees 1960, dans des jardins magnifiques et tres bien entretenus. prevoir 1h30 de visite avec la "crise covid" les visites ne sont plus guidees mais remplacees par une video du createur qui reprend l'essentiel de la visite guidee et ensuite visite en autonomie avec plan et panneaux explicatifs. masque obligatoire a partir de 11 ans
Reviewed By bob_james_t21 - Cardiff, United Kingdom
Set in beautiful grounds and only a short drive from Trois Islet, La Savane des Esclaves is a must visit site. It is one if not the best sites I’ve seen in the Caribbean depicting the history of the island and the slave trade. With plaques clearly written in English and French the site provides a fascinating history of Martinique with a story line that picks upon on key individuals instrumental in the Abolishment of the slave trade and the history of this beautiful Island of Flowers and people. Difficult to leave this site and not think about the peoples of Martinique and the wider Caribbean. Touches the heart and soul of what is to be a Martinican.
2. Galerie de Sophen
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 77 reviews
Editions and watercolors from Martinique, West Indies.Painters and travellers with a passion !SOPHEN sounds and looks like a Breton name, but it isn’t a breton name !SOPHEN stands for Sophie and Henry, the painters’ first names.In 1993 they opened the SOPHEN gallery in La Pointe du Bout, West Indies.
3. Le Musee de la Mer
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 115 reviews
Situé au sein du célèbre village de la poterie aux Trois-ilets, le Musée de la mer vous plonge dans une magnifique exposition de plus 4000 pièces du monde entier, vous y découvrirez une multitude d'espèces de coquillages des Antilles et du reste du monde, des requins et poissons naturalisés, mâchoires, crustacés, oursins, étoiles de mers, et autres curiosités de la mer. Venez également percer les secrets de certaines espèces phares de la culture patrimoniale et culinaire de la Martinique, que sont les lambis, langoustes, oursins blancs et autres crabes, à travers des petites vidéos et textes… Sans oublier sa boutique souvenir qui regorge d'idées cadeaux, coquillages, étoiles de mer, bijoux de nacres, dents de requin, macramés et autres objets décoratifs!
Reviewed By robbygc - Toronto, Canada
This Musee de la Mer was my highlight. For 5 Euros we could explore the shells and It was amazing. He had mostly all of the species of shells and underwater species. I was there for at least two hours. It was so attractive. Every shell, shark, fish was all documented.. Before I left I bought a star fish that was completely black. It was not alive. I will always remember this beautifil Musee de la Mer. I give this 10/10 A must see!
4. Eglise Notre-Dame de la Bonne Delivrance
5. Pointe de la Vatable
6. Balade Nature Alpha
7. Mangofil Martinique
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 177 reviews
Get a bird's eye view of Martinique as you travel by cable from the treetops.
8. Anse-a-l'Ane
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4.0 based on 96 reviews
Reviewed By Trinderup - Denmark, null
We went with the local ferry to the beach. We had a full day there and it was wonderful. Clean water, shad under the palm trees. We had a nice lunch at the beach
9. House of Sugar (Maison de la Canne)
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 197 reviews
This museum features multi-media exhibits about the sugar industry on the island.
10. Musee de la Pagerie
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 374 reviews
Empress Josephine, Napoleon's wife, was born and raised at this plantation home.
Reviewed By bcardina - Ithaca, United States
This was fascinating!! Our private guide as well as the museum guide offered many insights to the life of French colonists in Martinique This was the childhood home of Josephine - wife of Napoleon There is a lot of information on that association~ As well there is much interesting botany- and sugar production information & history.
