Mont Pelee Hiking
Reach the summit of an iconic volcano in the Martinique Island!
Located in the eastern Caribbean Sea, the Martinique Island is one of the eighteen regions of France. Standing at 1397 meters, Mount Pelée is the highest volcano on the island and the most famous natural attraction in Martinique. Climbing it is a a must-do for hikers! Enjoy a unique adventure and reach the top of this mountain through a steep rocky trail!
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Martinique is located in the Lesser Antilles of the West Indies, in the eastern Caribbean Sea. It is situated at about 450 km northeast of the coast of South America and about 700 km southeast of the Dominican Republic. As with the other overseas departments of France, Martinique is part of the European Union and an integral part of the French Republic.
Good to Know
Weather
Martinique has a year round tropical climate, with a dry season (December to May) and a rainy season (June to November).
Language
French is the official language. Most residents can also speak Creole.
Currency
Euro (EUR)
Getting there
The International Martinique Aimé Césaire airport is the only airport in the island, located near the town of Lamentin, a short distance from Fort-de-France. There is service of modern catamarans between Fort-de-France and Pointe-à-Pitre in, with a stop at Roseau in Dominica.
Country Code
+596
Best time to visit
You can climb Mont Pelee all year round, although the dry season (December to May) is the best time to visit.
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