Renting yachts

Martinique is amongst the shining jewels of the French Caribbean. Centrally located into the heart associated with Caribbean archipelago, at 14 degrees half an hour north latitude and 61 levels 0 minutes west longitude, Martinique is a component of this Windward Islands into the Lesser Antilles.

Christopher Columbus sighted the island on their very first voyage in 1493, but did not secure there until his fourth expedition in 1502. Martinique formally became section of France in 1815. It became a Department of France in 1946, and ended up being named an area of France in 1974, hence continues to be its standing.

Martinique's capital, Fort-de-France, celebrates all facets of French tradition with design and panache – through the superiority of its cuisine to the posh elegance of its good hotels and accommodations. Shops sell the latest French merchandise; galleries, theaters and galleries all pay homage that heritage. Old men perform Boules in squares, while crowds sit at sidewalk cafés. Yet, an enticing western Indian heat and friendliness, a particular spice in its songs, party, local food and cultural roots, combine with every thing French, to create a unique life style.

Martinique offers the classic Caribbean bundle of perfect beaches-white sand on south coast, black colored sand on the north coastline. There are secluded coves perfect for swimming and snorkeling, reefs, unspoiled fishing villages, hot springs, lush rainforests, tough peaks and unique flowers and fruit every where.

The fantasy Yacht Charter base at Le Marin is merely a short trip through the airport. The marina is scheduled at the end of an attractive lagoon and includes all the facilities any sailor may need: well-stocked chandleries, a supermarket and restaurants.