Mount Pelée and North West Travel Guide

Explore Saint-Pierre Saint‑Pierre anchors Martinique’s north with a colonial waterfront, market stalls and nearby rum distilleries. Explore Le Morne-Rouge Perched on Mount Pelée’s lower slopes, Le Morne‑Rouge offers rainforest trails, crater views and small plantations; hikers climb volcanic ridges, then settle into rum bars and roadside stands selling fried plantains. Explore L'Ajoupa-Bouillon Set in Martinique’s interior, L’Ajoupa-Bouillon sits in a rainforest bowl where trails lead to waterfalls, river gorges and botanical paths. Explore Mount Pelée Mount Pelée on Martinique is an active volcano remembered for its 1902 eruption that destroyed Saint-Pierre. Explore San Juan Old San Juan’s cannon-lined walls and pastel colonial streets pull visitors to El Morro and San Cristóbal, plazas and rooftop bars. Explore Bayamón barrio-pueblo The traditional downtown of Bayamón centers on a plaza and colonial church; visitors come for municipal festivals, local cuisine, the baseball stadium, and quick transit into San Juan’s museums and beaches. Explore Carolina barrio-pueblo Carolina barrio-pueblo puts you close to Isla Verde’s beaches and San Juan’s international airport; visitors linger for seaside bars, plaza life around the municipal church, local frituras and the easy access to coastal reefs and nightspots. Explore Caguas A river-side city south of San Juan, Caguas centers on a compact plaza, the Museo de Arte and botanical gardens.