Caravelle and North Atlantic Travel Guide

Explore La Trinité On Martinique’s Atlantic side, La Trinité brings quiet beaches, coastal roads, and creole eateries; visitors stop for rum distilleries, fishing boats, and hikes toward Mount Pelée and rainforest trails. Explore Sainte-Marie A northeast coastal town, Sainte-Marie draws people for rum distilleries, banana groves and a working fishing harbour. Explore Le Lorrain On Martinique’s Atlantic coast, Le Lorrain offers banana plantations, coastal fishing ports and access to rainforest trails; travelers sample accras, visit rum distilleries nearby and watch fishermen land yellowfin from small pirogues. Explore Basse-Pointe On Martinique’s Atlantic coast, fishermen haul lobsters ashore and small cafés serve accras and rum punches; visitors come for black‑sand coves, coastal walks, Creole kitchens and the slow rhythm of banana plantations and village markets. Explore Les Abymes Suburban hub on Grande-Terre that hosts Pointe-à-Pitre’s airport and sprawling markets nearby. Explore St. John's Antigua’s St. Explore Baie-Mahault Located on Basse‑Terre’s plains, Baie‑Mahault functions as Guadeloupe’s commercial hub with street markets, local rum distilleries and creole eateries. Explore Le Gosier Le Gosier centers on a long beach and a busy marina: sunbathers, boat charters to Petite-Terre and seafood shacks line the shore.