Visit the prettiest garden in Martinique with thousands of tropical plants and flowers! Drive through the rainforest to the old capital, Saint-Pierre to learn around the town’s tragic history.
- Enjoy a private guided visit of the Balata botanical garden
- Discover the lush rainforest in the middle of the island
- Learn about the tragic eruption that wiped out the old capital at the Memorial 1902 museum
- Stop at the Balata church to take in the scenic views
| Included | Water, juice, rum punch and snacks |
|---|---|
| Duration | 6 Hours |
| Bring along | Comfortable walking shoes and clothing, hat, sunscreen |
| Participants | Minimum of 4 participants required for the tour to run |
| Important information | Minimum of 4 participants required for the tour to run Complimentary pick-up and drop-off from hotel/cruise port around Fort-de-France |
Further information
- Stop at the Balata church, a miniature replica of the Sacre Coeur basilica in Paris and enjoy the view to the bay of Fort-de-France
– Tour the Balata garden, guided by Meri and learn about the different plants and flowers while enjoying the views and nature. The highlight of the garden is a walk on suspended bridges in the mahogany trees, from where you’ll have spectacular views.
– Drive through the rainforest, with some picture stops, to arrive in Saint-Pierre, Martinique’s old capital completely destroyed in the eruption of 1902. Visit the Mémorial 1902 museum and the ruins of the old theater.
– Drive back to Fort-de-France through the Caribbean coast passing quaint fishing villages like Carbet and Bellefontaine.
