Water Sports in Martinique

Discover the Caribbean gem with spectacular sandy beaches and rugged volcanoes

Wonder into the heart of the tropical forest of Martinique and explore the breathtaking landscape via canyoning. Trek along the trails, slide long the rocks before taking a swim to cool down in the natural clear-water lakes, and descend the rugged cliffs by abseiling. You can visit all year round for pleasant canyoning conditions.

Top water sports trips | Martinique:

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Half-day Canyoning in the Mitan River in Le Morne-Vert, Martinique

Discover the captivating world of canyoning with the certified guides of Bureau de la Randonnee Martinique on a half-day program on the beautiful island of Martinique and explore the stunning twists and turns of the Mitan River in Le Morne-Vert.

1 day

All Levels

Any

FromEUR 50

Half-day Canyoning in the Fond Lottière (Grand’Rivière), Martinique

Come with the certified guides of the Bureau de la Randonnee Martinique and take on the rugged and wild gorges in the Fond Lottiere on a half-day canyoning program to Grand’Riviere by jumping, diving, rappelling, and swimming through the river at the north end of Martinique.

1 day

Intermediate

Any

FromEUR 50

There are many reasons for choosing Water Sports in France

Canyoning is the perfect way to discover the island of Martinique. Canyoning among the stunning natural landscapes is a different and original activity to get to understand the region. You’re be rambling in tropical forest, sliding down great rock formations, jumping into fresh pools and experience abseiling.

Good to know:

Country code

+33

Currency

Euro

Language

French and Antillean Creole

Best time to visit

You can visit all year round for pleasant canyoning conditions

What's the weather like?

The mountainous island receives a tropical climate, with the temperature moderated by elevation. The rainy season lasts from June to October

More info about Water Sports in Martinique:

The overseas French region territory of Martinique is located in the Lesser Antilles of the West Indies, in the east of the Caribbean Sea. It lies directly north of Saint Lucia, southeast of the Greater Antilles, northwest of Barbados, and south of Dominica. Martinique is the third largest island in the Lesser Antilles after Trinidad and Guadeloupe, while its highest point is Mont Pelee at 1,397 meters

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