Creole wooden house: the Alamanda (small flower of Martinique)

The villa bottom and the bungalow are located on the heights of the trinity city with breathtaking views of the sea.

Arriving at the owners, Marlene and Bérard, you will be seduced by this quiet and relaxing place.

You will feel, as soon as you arrive, at home.

Marlène and Bérard will welcome you with the Ti punch and the acras!

With its covered terrace of 20 m2, you can take all your meals outside or relax on the deckchairs.

In the evening, you will enjoy the beauty of the Caribbean colors.

This accommodation is located 5 minutes from the sea and the city center on foot!

Its location makes it possible to go quickly to the beach or the town (where each morning takes place, the local market) but also to the green tourism of the great north located between 15 and 30 minutes from here: the museum of the banana, the tombolo of Sainte-Marie, the rivers of the Lorraine and Grand-River, the mountain peeled.

The city of Tartane which is in the heart of the caravel, is 15 minutes by car, just before the Castle Dubuc. A lost home on a peninsula, places of memory and mysteries.

Factory Galion: The last of the great sweets of the island. Vestige of bygone days, witness of the glorious past sugar of the region.

Lighthouse of the Caravelle: Alone, standing on the Atlantic side ... superb panoramic point of view.

The mills: The windward islands, girls of school, have long seen these mills turn and grind the sugar cane ...

The church: A minaret on Catholic soil!

Habitation Spoutourne: The Dubuc, the big family of Trinidad lived this dwelling. Old stones and history.

The Hindu temple

'If you make the rain fall, I give you a temple ...'. Fact, the temple exists.

The market

Mecca of West Indian friendliness, the Trinity market will make you discover the warmth and spices of the Martinican people.

The brilliance of glass

Artisans and artists they exhibit and sell in an old factory ...

touristic sites: Castle Dubuc.

A lost home on a peninsula, places of memory and mysteries.

Galion factory

The last of the great sweets of the island. Vestige of bygone days, witness of the glorious past sugar of the region.

Lighthouse of Caravelle

Alone, standing on the Atlantic side ... superb panoramic viewpoint.

The windmills

The windward islands, school girls, have long seen these mills turn and grind the sugar cane ...

The church

A minaret in Catholic soil!

Spoutourne House

Dubuc, the great family of Trinidad lived in this house. Old stones and history.

The Hindu temple

'If you make the rain fall, I give you a temple ...'. Fact, the temple exists.

The market

Mecca of West Indian friendliness, the Trinity market will make you discover the warmth and spices of the Martinican people.

The brilliance of glass: Craftsmen and artists they expose and sell in an old factory ...