Perched on the heights of Le Carbet, facing the endless Caribbean Sea and the majestic slopes of Mount Pelée, this charming family home welcomes you for a peaceful and rejuvenating stay in the heart of authentic Martinique.

From the moment you arrive, you'll be captivated by the breathtaking views: on one side, glorious sunsets over the sea, and on the other, the lush green peaks of Mount Pelée standing guard over the village. It’s the kind of postcard setting you dream of.

A Home Designed for Relaxation

The house offers 77 m² of well-designed living space and can comfortably accommodate up to 6 guests. It features:

• Three private parking spots located behind the house.

• A spacious terrace with a dining and lounge area overlooking the pool and its deck.

• A private swimming pool, perfect for cooling off while admiring the sea or stargazing at night.

• A bright, open living room, with a natural breeze flowing through.

• A well-equipped kitchen (oven, stove, microwave, coffee maker, toaster, utensils, cookware, dishes…).

Sleeping arrangements include:

• A master suite with a queen-size bed (160 cm) and its own private bathroom.

• A double bedroom with a 140 cm bed.

• A flexible bedroom ideal for children or friends, with two single beds that can be combined into a king-size bed (180 cm).

• A shared bathroom with shower, sink, and toilet located in the hallway.

Bed linen and towels are provided. Just unpack and relax.

Le Carbet – Nature, Culture, and Coastal Living

The village of Le Carbet is a hidden gem on Martinique’s Caribbean coast, known for its peaceful vibe, its silver-grey volcanic beach, and its proximity to some of the island’s most spectacular natural sites.

Things to do in and around Le Carbet:

• Swimming and sunbathing on the beach, just 5 minutes from the house. You'll find several lovely beachfront restaurants, such as Le Petibonum and Wahoo Café, perfect for a Creole lunch or sunset cocktail.

• Tour of the Neisson Distillery, one of Martinique’s most iconic rum producers.

• Strolling along the waterfront, especially lively in the late afternoon with fishermen, locals playing dominoes, and children playing in the surf.

• Snorkeling or scuba diving in the calm, clear waters of the Caribbean Sea.

• Kayaking, paddleboarding, or boat excursions from nearby water sports clubs.

A Perfect Base to Discover Northern Martinique

Le Carbet is the ideal starting point for exploring the island’s north:

• Hiking Mount Pelée, with trailheads accessible via Morne Rouge or Le Prêcheur (20 minutes away).

• Balata Botanical Garden or the lush Route de la Trace, for a walk through the tropical rainforest.

• Saint-Pierre, a historical town once destroyed by the 1902 eruption, with its ruins, museums, and vibrant local market.

• Saut du Gendarme waterfall, for a refreshing freshwater dip in a jungle setting.