Breathtaking scenery!

Set against a backdrop of turquoise bays, white sandy beaches and picturesque villages, these vantage points offer panoramic views that will stay with you forever. Lace up your walking boots or follow the ridge paths: you’re guaranteed a spectacular view.

Perched above the town of Le Marin, Morne Gommier offers one of the most beautiful panoramic views in southern Martinique.

From its specially designed viewing platform and orientation table, visitors can enjoy a 360° view of Le Marin Bay, its many sailing boats, and the hills and coastline of the island’s south. 

Easily accessible, this viewpoint is a must-see for anyone wishing to admire the region’s diverse landscapes.

Perched on the heights of Le François, the Petite France viewpoint offers a unique view of the ‘Fonds Blancs’ – the shallow, pristine sandy areas that dot the coastal lagoon.

From here, you can see the Oscar and Thierry islets, as well as la Baignoire de Joséphine. It’s the perfect place to stop off before heading down to explore these sites by boat.

Overlooking the southern coastline of Martinique, Le Morne Larcher, in Le Diamant, offers spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean and the famous Baie du Diamant, with the legendary Rocher du Diamant as a backdrop.

With its accessible footpaths, the site offers the chance to combine walking with contemplation: the tropical vegetation, the steep cliffs and the turquoise sea create a unique and picturesque setting. The place charms visitors with its wild and peaceful atmosphere, ideal for nature lovers.

Despite its evocative name, Piton Crève-Cœur generously rewards those who dare to climb its steep slopes.

From the summit, the town of Sainte-Anne unfolds in all its splendour: white sandy beaches, turquoise lagoons and the outline of Pointe des Salines.

This short but challenging hike is one of the most popular in the south of the island. The sunset viewed from this natural viewpoint is one of the most beautiful in Martinique.

From Le Morne Champagne, the village of Les Anses-d’Arlet looks like a life-size postcard, with its church right by the water’s edge and its colourful houses lining the beach.

The walk linking Bourg Beach to Grande Anse Beach takes you past this spot, which offers a bird’s-eye view of one of the most beautiful bays in the southern Caribbean.

Walkers will find the dry vegetation typical of the leeward coast, dotted with cacti and flamboyant trees. A breathtaking viewpoint, accessible to the whole family.

Tucked away in the heart of the countryside, Le Morne Baldara is one of the hidden viewpoints of inland Martinique.

From the heights of Saint-Esprit, the view stretches across the hills of the island’s centre. Far from the hustle and bustle of the coast, this spot invites you to enjoy a peaceful view of rural, authentic Martinique.

A getaway off the beaten track, ideal for those who want to experience the island in a different way.