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Case‐Pilote

Case-Pilote is one of the oldest villages on the island of Martinique and it boasts of a church that dates back to the 17th century. The visitors to the island can choose a homestay here amidst the volcanic landscape and natural splendour.

Vacation homes in Case-Pilote

The vacation homes in Case-Pilote, promise an intimate experience to the travellers who want to soak in the local flavours of Martinique. The vacation homes provide convenient access to the numerous attractions of the island. They offer all the privacy, comfort and space to mingle with the locals and at the same time enjoy the silence of nature away from the crowds. Vacation homes range from studios and cottages to villas, apartments and condos stylishly furnished and equipped to provide you all the luxury and comfort of a five star resort. You can also hire additional services for housekeeping, pick and drops from the airport and have tours arranged to explore Martinique and the neighbouring islands.

Attractions

• Musée Volcanologique: The volcanic mountain in the north, Montagne Pelée, last erupted in 1902 and destroyed the city of St Pierre, once a beautiful city known as the ‘pearl of the Caribbean’. The Musée Volcanologique contains exhibits, photographs and documents that narrate the story of the disaster. The nearby beach is popular with both the locals and tourists. You can visit the wrecks of the ships that were in harbour when the volcano erupted. In fact there are special submarines with glass windows that allow visitors to see the wreck as also the colourful marine life.

• Beaches: The beaches on the island are perfect for soaking in the sun and enjoying a number of water activities such as swimming, waterskiing, sailing, scuba-diving, snorkelling and spearfishing. For the best bathing beaches head to Ste Anne, Le Diamant and Les Anses d'Arlets. A sailing event held each year around the Bay of Robert.

• Fort-de-France: Delve into the narrow, winding streets and discover the markets of this colourful cosmopolitan city. Visit the park in the center of the town which houses the statue of Napoleon's queen Josephine, a native of Martinique.

Dining

You can have a cook to come to your vacation home and prepare the choicest of Caribbean, French and Creole dishes. However, if you wish to dine out, you can go to the island capital Fort de France where you will find a wide range of restaurants offering a unique blend of Caribbean or Continental ambience, and a choice of food that is second to none.

Entertainment and nightlife

Case‐Pilote is perfect for those who want to reconnect with nature and in keeping with this spirit, long, solitary under the starlit sky are the order but if you want something more happening, Fort de France is the place to head to. The city promises a lot of post sunset action and so whether you want a quiet corner to share a drink with your friend, dance away the hours or tempt lady luck at the casino tables, you will find something to suit your taste and pockets. However, if you are on the island, you must watch the performance of the folkloric troupe Les Grands Ballets Martiniquais.